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Old 07-31-2010, 06:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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1991 Toyota Camry V6 Fuel Pump removal

Does anyone know how to do this? Can you post steps? Thanks in advance.
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Here's the quick version:

- Remove rear seat bottom (pull tabs on the front of the seat, pop it up)
- Unplug electrical connections and remove fuel level sender access panel to free up connectors to drop through the hole.
- Disconnect two fuel lines and breather line (below car near tank)
- Disconnect filler pipe
- Drop tank, change fuel pump and replace tank, lines, etc.

And before you ask, yes, it is required that you drop the tank fully to replace the fuel pump.

-Charlie
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Here's the quick version:

- Remove rear seat bottom (pull tabs on the front of the seat, pop it up)
- Unplug electrical connections and remove fuel level sender access panel to free up connectors to drop through the hole.
- Disconnect two fuel lines and breather line (below car near tank)
- Disconnect filler pipe
- Drop tank, change fuel pump and replace tank, lines, etc.

And before you ask, yes, it is required that you drop the tank fully to replace the fuel pump.

-Charlie
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