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So my fuel pumps quit and left me stranded. Had to call AAA for a tow - first time I've ever towed a car.  Only bright side - it was a beautiful day and not too far from home.

 

 

What do I need to replace now to make sure this doesn't happen again.  The car is a 2004s with 80k on it.

 

Posted

I don't think that you can every prep enough for every thing that can strand you.  Alternators can fail and you've got about 20 minutes to get someplace.  Starters at a rest stop.  etc...

 

Knowledge is probably the best thing to have.  

 

I'm told that if you pull the fuse of the failed fuel pump the other fuel pump will save the day.  

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What do you need?.........................

 

Credit card......................check!

Fully charge cell phone......................check!

Vulcanized tire plug kit......................................check!

Rubber gloves....................................................................check!

 

This is about all I ever worry about anymore.

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