<jsegura525@aol.com> wrote in message
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>I am going to replace my prepump on my 240.
> Do I access it through the back seat or do I have to remove the
> fuel tank, lower it down to get to the pre-pump?
> HELP....
>

You access it from the trunk assuming this is a sedan. Pull the carpet back
in the trunk floor and you'll find a rectangular metal plate. Remove that
and you can see the bung on top of the tank. The return line has a union you
access from under the car ahead of the tank, disconnect that there,
everything else has hose clamps. It's tricky to get the pickup tube out of
the tank, it's much easier if you drop the tank out the buttom but don't try
that unless it's practically empty, fuel is heavy.

On Jul 22, 1:05 pm, "James Sweet" <jamessw...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> <jsegura...@aol.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1185117120.527686.86110@w3g2000hsg.googlegrou ps.com...
>
> >I am going to replace my prepump on my 240.
> > Do I access it through the back seat or do I have to remove the
> > fuel tank, lower it down to get to the pre-pump?
> > HELP....
>
> You access it from the trunk assuming this is a sedan. Pull the carpet back
> in the trunk floor and you'll find a rectangular metal plate. Remove that
> and you can see the bung on top of the tank. The return line has a union you
> access from under the car ahead of the tank, disconnect that there,
> everything else has hose clamps. It's tricky to get the pickup tube out of
> the tank, it's much easier if you drop the tank out the buttom but don't try
> that unless it's practically empty, fuel is heavy.

Dear James,
You have come to rescue me again....
I accessed the pre-pump area, but I can not remove the "bung", it
seems to need a
special tool (with teeth). I will probably remove the tank in the
morning for more easy access to
the pump.
Thanks again...
Joseph