John V outside agitator
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- Sleezattle, WA, USA
Instant Karma's gonna get you.
or divine retribution..
or divine retribution..
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Instant Karma's gonna get you.
or divine retribution..
For what?
Edit: prolly for being a JohnV.
Unfortunately I have lots of mountainous driving to do with gas stations few and far between. I'm going to buy a couple gallon gas can and keep it in the back.
We're headed from Yellowstone to Kansas City tonight.
Drive here and I'll change it for you free of charge
If your trip goes anything like my daughter's you will have proposed to your gf at a gorgeous overlook in Yellowstone, then get tired of becoming a road hazard on the way out and get towed to Bailey's in Riverton. Only you folks won't arrive on a Friday night and have to hole up for the weekend and then some, in a hotel room. I checked the work done at Bailey's (all told about $250 back in July 09) and all was well. Tank pump is still humming today. And we are enjoying the grandchildren.
The tank pump check is now part of the oil change routine, and that (on another car) has already netted one pump change before the symptoms. And yes, I have a paper clip in the glove box.
Worst case scenario they tow it..
Wow one pump fits all of those vehicles?
They're very cheap too. If I'm going to replace it I want to put the highest quality pump in there that I can, as well as all new fuel lines.
Don't some people just replace the main with a beefier pump and delete the in-tank altogether?
Don't some people just replace the main with a beefier pump and delete the in-tank altogether?
Delete the main and replace the in-tank with something up to the task by itself. Like most new cars have.
I'm not sure why they used two pumps back then. Pumps with enough capacity for the pressure and volume were probably just too bulky back then. Not any more.
Delete the main and replace the in-tank with something up to the task by itself. Like most new cars have.
I'm not sure why they used two pumps back then. Pumps with enough capacity for the pressure and volume were probably just too bulky back then. Not any more.