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Old 10-May-2017, 23:05
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Breather pipe and drain pipe are connected from the top of the tank to the pump housing, each end is held in place with a hose clip which need to be undone


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Breather pipe and drain pipe are connected from the top of the tank to the pump housing, each end is held in place with a hose clip which need to be undone

Thanks Kev - presumably I get in via the filler cap to undo those?
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Nope through the fuel pump opening. the fuel pump flange is around 20mm thick then has a couple of small cast turrets that the pipes fit to with hose clips.


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