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| eddysor | 
				
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							95 5lt Fairmont.
 
				I ran out of fuel today.Put some fuel in it but won't start. Sometimes it wants to but then it just kicks over. Have I killed the pump and how do I know? eddy  | 
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| 66 coupe | 
				
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							if the fuel pump has run dry, chances are it could be buggered. Check the filter first as stated, next step would be tee in a fuel pressure gauge.						
						
						
												 
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| Falcon96kickass | 
				
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							Turn The Key To On Don't Start the car and listen to a whinning sound its a quick 3 second whinning sound						
						
						
								
							 
				
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| eddysor | 
				
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							I've actually had my son turn the key while I was under the tank and can't hear anything. Is it hard to replace by a mechanicly minded person or do I need a mechanic and how much are they?						
						
						
												 
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| 66 coupe | 
				
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							Fuel pump is around 120ish for a genuine VDO pump.
 
				The screw on ring that holds the sender and pump assembly in the tank is a bugger to get off, you can make a tool to do it if you have access to a welder, else you need to use a hammer and screwdriver and try not to split the ring in half doing it. Once that ring is off, the rest is easy.  | 
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| phongus | 
				
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							it is a simple task to replace the fuel pump...though it is tedious and annoying if you don't have the tool that 66 coupe mentioned. If not a hammer and a blunt screw driver can always do the trick to undo the plastic screw on ring thingy.
 
				if you have a gregory's manual there, it will show you how to make that tool. phong =P~ 
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| 66 coupe | 
				
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							before you remove the pump, it might pay to stick a multimeter probe into the fuel pump wire, in the boot, just to make sure its not the fuel pump relay etc causing no / low voltage to the pump						
						
						
												 
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| eddysor | 
				
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							thanks guys						
						
						
												 
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| eddysor | 
				
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							Rang Peter Warren today and was quoted 270 for pump plus 170 in labour. 
 
				Rang Lubemobile and was quoted 295 fitted!  | 
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