Thread: Fuel Pump replacement.

What model? The fuel filter mechanism is in-tank post 99+ and under the drivers seat next to the chassis in pre-99 models. I can take a photo of the whole tank (removed) on a post 99 model if that will help.

Originally Posted by glenhendry

What model? The fuel filter mechanism is in-tank post 99+ and under the drivers seat next to the chassis in pre-99 models. I can take a photo of the whole tank (removed) on a post 99 model if that will help.

Hi Glenhendry.
It is a 1998 4.6 HSE. I would appreciate a picture of whole tank removed
Thank you Gazza.

Not sure if you have the same setup as me as they changed about that time, or which nipple your talking about

I just replaced the pump itself and left the rest of the mech in place.





I was advised to replace the flexible hose between the pump and the top of the housing, but mine was in good condition and not showing any signs of stress like others I have seen.

Originally Posted by jsp

Not sure if you have the same setup as me as they changed about that time, or which nipple your talking about

I just replaced the pump itself and left the rest of the mech in place.





I was advised to replace the flexible hose between the pump and the top of the housing, but mine was in good condition and not showing any signs of stress like others I have seen.

The parts required are not part of the actual fuel pump.
1/The rubber? connector is the connector between the actual fuel tank and the filler pipe in the drivers side wheel well rear.
2/ The other part is behind the fuel filler on the fuel tank filler pipe, looks like some sort of breather that is connected to a 5/16 pvc open line in the wheel well.
Regards Gazza

Ahh that looks like the thingo used at the top of the system where sometimes vapour condenses back to liquid and then drains down that tube back into the tank.

Might have to hit someone up for a newy!

Sorry I completely misread your orriginal post

Originally Posted by jsp

Ahh that looks like the thingo used at the top of the system where sometimes vapour condenses back to liquid and then drains down that tube back into the tank.

Might have to hit someone up for a newy!

Sorry I completely misread your orriginal post

Sounds exactly what you described as I have been smelling fuel for a while but did not know where the smell was coming from, might just try and super glue the nipple back on?
Have you any idea of the length and diameter of the connection hose and the fuel filler line between the tank and the filler pipe as I need to replace that as the tank has to come out to replace the fuel pump and this hose is very deterioratied and needs replacing?
Regards Gazza

This is the '95-98 tank:

hi gazz that hose that is broken goes to the top of the fuel tank you can see the fitting on the tank in p38arover photo there is also another fitting and line on the back side at the top of the opaque part of that filler that had broken on mine and where the petrol smell came from