Fuel Pump Life Span
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Fuel Pump Life Span
Hey all,
My fuel pump finally died. I should clarify and say the car cranked but would not turn over (start). The techs diagnosed and once they tapped on the pump the car actually started - their recommendation was to replace. It was replaced today with just about 214,700+ miles on it - the original one. Just a data point for the rest of you. T2
My fuel pump finally died. I should clarify and say the car cranked but would not turn over (start). The techs diagnosed and once they tapped on the pump the car actually started - their recommendation was to replace. It was replaced today with just about 214,700+ miles on it - the original one. Just a data point for the rest of you. T2
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t2...would love to see current pics of your car. like to see how well the exterior and interior has held up after 214k miles. i also can imagine that the new england winters are not too friendly to any car either.
thanks, manny.
thanks, manny.
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Manny,
Try this thread - it has some recent pics of the exterior and odometer - interior is in great shape still considering the mileage. I'll try and dig up some other pics as well. T2
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Try this thread - it has some recent pics of the exterior and odometer - interior is in great shape still considering the mileage. I'll try and dig up some other pics as well. T2
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