Re: [DML] fuel sending units

[Jake Kamphoefner <jakekamp@xxxxxxx>]

Drain the tank, clean it (no fumes), heat up the stud, press it back into the 
tank.

-Seems pretty good to me.  It's easy enough for an owner to do, but with an 
hourly labor rate attached, it's probably cheaper for the owner to just have the 
tank replaced when it's at a DMC shop.

Jake Kamphoefner
1063





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From: content22207 <brobertson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wed, May 9, 2012 11:19:13 PM
Subject: Re: [DML] fuel sending units

  
That stud is cast into the tank, there is no good way to replace it, and it is 
absolutely essential to hold an OEM baffle/pickup in place.

A straight down pump, however, will hold a tuna baffle (or any other can of 
owner's choice) in place without the stud -- I know a K-Jetted owner who is 
doing just that. 


Bill Robertson
#5939

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