 Fuel Pump Electrical Connector, Loose plastic connector |
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| warrenoliver |
 Nov 6 2007, 11:56 PM
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I just installed my rebuilt fuel pump - thanks Rich at HPH (IMG:style_emoticons/default/piratenanner.gif) It is on a '73 2.0 with the fuel pump in the original engine compartment location.
The plastic electrical connector seems loose. Does it just slide on and stay on by friction, or is it supposed to snap into the fuel pump housing? I can't see that it should snap in, and I don't want to break it by pushing too hard. I am afraid it will vibrate loose and I will be stuck again with no fuel pump. If it just slides on and stays on with friction, how do I make it fit a little tighter? BTW, that fuel pump is a bitch to remove and reinstall. Tiny flexible hands would be a real bonus! Thanks. Warrenoliver |
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