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Move the pump (1973 2.0) from the stock location to the front? If so, cut an access hole like later years?
Can somebody please send a photo of the frunk rear wall, taken straight on, so I can get some dimensions for the hole? |
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I ran stainless lines, appropriately bent, through the boxed support structure into the tank compartment. Still need to wire it. Pump was recommended by PMO.
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