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Took my wife to labor & delivery. Daughter born.

Chris
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I drove across town to pick up my degree since im still waiting on parts

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Took my truck into the back country of Colorado.     Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

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Get to do a fuel pump in a '05 Mustang. May start on it today.

 

V6 .... BOOOO! :nonod: That makes for a boring test drive ...

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Get to do a fuel pump in a '05 Mustang. May start on it today.

 

V6 .... BOOOO! :nonod: That makes for a boring test drive ...

Dont change one on a 5.3 trailblazer/envoy/rainier. Pain in the ass
Jsdirt Senior Enthusiast

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I'm not surprised.

 

Our '93 Volvo 940 has a trap door in the trunk - four 10mm hex bolts, and it's off. Loosen a giant hose clamp, undo the lines and wiring, then unscrew the retainer - in your hands in 15 minutes flat, if that long. No siphoning fuel, or dropping the tank - can do a pump full or empty - doesn't matter. That's how they ALL should be built!

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I'm not surprised.

 

Our '93 Volvo 940 has a trap door in the trunk - four 10mm hex bolts, and it's off. Loosen a giant hose clamp, undo the lines and wiring, then unscrew the retainer - in your hands in 15 minutes flat, if that long. No siphoning fuel, or dropping the tank - can do a pump full or empty - doesn't matter. That's how they ALL should be built!

The gm suvs have a truck style tank and pump. It sits along the left frame rail and the factory 5 link sucks. The panhard bar made the filler neck and evap lines a pain in the ass
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That sucks. I can imagine it's a battle from start to finish.

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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I'm not aware of any body on frame vehicle with the access door. It sucks.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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I'm not aware of any body on frame vehicle with the access door. It sucks.

My friend has a 98 Pathfinder 4wd. I cant completely remember but i think it is body on frame. I had to change his fuel pump and it had an access door under the back seat.
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Washed mine im loving the 1620a260b89f1175056c3e33c83d3d46a9.jpg didn't think i was a fan... those lights are fin awesome 8cc4833f94c0320f01e8a3ffa873a2fe.jpg

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I think the style change was too soon. I liked the look of the 14-15. Not a fan of day liner LED lights

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Went shooting today with my brother, his Wife and my Fiancé. Then washed the wheels on the truck afterward to get the salt and grime off of them.

 

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I think the style change was too soon. I liked the look of the 14-15. Not a fan of day liner LED lights

 

I like the 16 grille and the 15 headlights

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