Replacing my fuel pump tonight once my mechanic/bother-in-law drops it off. Does anyone have experience with dropping the tank and replacing the whole assembly? I'm figuring its not that bad but is there anything big I need to watch out for? Any tips or hints to make the job easier? I registered a long time ago but Never really been on the site, so I'm pretty new here. Also, I'm not made of money, so is there a cheaper way to lower your car without buying all new springs? If you have any ideas let me know! Thanks
I replaced the fuel pump on my 98gt when I had it and the only thing that gave me trouble was the fuel line connections but once I got the special tools to take them apart it was not too bad.
If you want to lower it..I didn't want to buy springs either so I just removed my old ones went aroun a coil and a half and cut it with a cutting tool.. it lowered it about an inch an a half pretty decent for pretty much no money..just got to be careful to cut all sides exact so it doesn't lean to one side
Thanks for the tips! I'll make sure to be careful!(=
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