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Larryh86GT
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DEC 03, 02:35 PM
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Very nicely done. Educational and entertaining.
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fieroboom
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DEC 03, 04:19 PM
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Superb writeup. I'd love to see a lot more of the awesome detailed how-to's crop up on here, so we can convince Cliff to make us a "How-Tos, Tips, and Tricks" forum.
+ for you, great job!  ------------------
Journal of a concept: http://southeastfieros.com
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Brocephus
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DEC 03, 04:58 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by flimbob:
Great Post! I'll be doing this to fix the lying guage soon. |
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Yeah, wish like hell I had the time to do it when I was in there, but I need the car for a new job and didn't want to risk screwin' something up. Besides, my fuel gauge isn't really all that far off. And with a gas station close enough I could hit it with a rock, I rarely, if ever, put it away without a full tank.
The thanks I've been getting for this write-up is makin' me wanna do more of 'em. Too bad most mods cost money or I'd do it full time, hehe. Your appreciation is appreciated and "tanks" for the +'s. 
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fieroboom
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DEC 03, 05:12 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Brocephus:
Yeah, wish like hell I had the time to do it when I was in there, but I need the car for a new job and didn't want to risk screwin' something up. Besides, my fuel gauge isn't really all that far off. And with a gas station close enough I could hit it with a rock, I rarely, if ever, put it away without a full tank.
The thanks I've been getting for this write-up is makin' me wanna do more of 'em. Too bad most mods cost money or I'd do it full time, hehe. Your appreciation is appreciated and "tanks" for the +'s. |
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I felt the same way about my door disassembly how-to. Made me wish I'd made more of them before I got the car completely torn apart!
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kwagner
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DEC 13, 12:27 PM
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Thanks for this how-to, it was just what I was looking for!
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ForceFedFlesh
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JAN 16, 06:15 AM
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guys make sure you clean the connecter AT the fuel pump if it looks the least bit crudsy. will save you the trouble of a non working fuel pump after all that work.
with that little bit of crud on there it may look like the connecter MIGHT still work....but it did NOT.
FFF
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h.d.fire
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MAR 20, 04:25 PM
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One of the best tech articles I've read! NICE JOB!! I'm changing the pump in my 87' this weekend! ------------------
84' Indy Pace Car (car #2000)
86' G.T.
87' Coupe (daily driver)
88' Formula (V8 project)
Member: NIFE
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Brocephus
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MAR 20, 04:46 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by h.d.fire:
One of the best tech articles I've read! NICE JOB!! I'm changing the pump in my 87' this weekend!
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Well I'm glad you enjoyed it, hehe. Best of luck on the pump and make sure ya come back and let us know how it went!
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1MohrFiero
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DEC 24, 05:05 PM
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Back on top ------------------
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tbone42
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NOV 18, 12:16 AM
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Bump.. because this is the best tech post I have ever seen.
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