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  1. #16
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    Glad you got it figured out and had the car at home and not stranded somewhere. When mine died I just happened to be in the parking lot of a mechanic's shop as I had just followed my mom there to have her car looked at. I don't remember what they used for a new fuel pump, I just remember it was a $750 bill.

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    I'm lucky I can do it myself but I think it's going to be very unpleasant. I have a full tank of gas. Can a siphon hose pass down to this cars tank unimpeded or will I encounter some kind of restriction device?

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackcar View Post
    I'm lucky I can do it myself but I think it's going to be very unpleasant. I have a full tank of gas. Can a siphon hose pass down to this cars tank unimpeded or will I encounter some kind of restriction device?
    There is a metal piece down the tube which will prevent you from getting a hose in the tank. The way to drain it is with an external pump in the line. If you don't get it down to about 5 gallons you are correct about it being an unpleasant job you'll be swimming in gas.

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    yeah that is what I thought

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    Ok... got the fuel tank drained down to about 3/8 and also got the six 8 millimeter screws loosened.
    I can assume you don't cut wires so where is the disconnect plug located? Also there is a
    clearance issue. So what procedure is required to remove the pump mechanism from the tank
    without mangling anything? This is such a pain in the ..... I remember when I was a kid I replaced my mothers
    Ford Gran Torino fuel pump and filter. That was a piece of cake.

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    I changed mine this spring. Here is a good video. There is an electrical connector just above the tank. You need to remove the RR wheel to gain access. The guy in the video used a pick to release the connector. It worked for me too.

    https://www.google.com/search?sca_es...TpM6XIHko,st:0

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    Thanks for the video link. When you did yours did you replace the whole entire unit or just the motor and what brand parts did you use?

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    I tried locating an OEM fuel pump replacement cant find one. I want to replace the whole entire assembly.
    What is a good high quality after market replacement for the Marauder?

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