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Fuel Pump Replacement - Need Help

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bad930

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Hi Guys, well my 996 has been making loud whining noise lately from the front wheel. So after reading this forum and others I have traced it down to a faulty fuel pump.

I pulled the battery out on the weekend, and unscrewed the cover for the fuel pump..but now im stuck ?

Where is the actual fuel pump ? Is it bolted onto the bottom of the tank, or is it connected to the sender unit ?

Could someone please post a DIY if its been done , or show me some pics.

I searched this site for fuel pump replacement links but couldnt find one.

Thx Heaps.

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Hi

It's very simple, the pump and sender are one unit. The pump is interchangeable.

From the point where you are: disconnect the electric and the two fuel line connectors - turn loose ( to the left ) the big black ring and remove him - pull out carefully the pump-sender unit and replace the pump. Change the seal, install. in reverse order.

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