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Removing the fuel pump?

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How would I go about removing the fuel pump from a 1994 GT Mustang? Is there an easy way to do this? Is there some sort of access port in the tank? I figure there has to be some way incase someone had to replace a fuel pump. Thanks.
 

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1. drop tank.
2. dis-connect fuel lines.
3. open fp ring slide out fp.
4. slide in new pump and connect electical lines.
5. and reverse 1,2 and 3 for completion.
 

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Have to drop the tank. Unbolt the tank straps. The neck comes out of the side rubber grommet. Before it comes all the way down the fuel lines have to be disconnected. Finally with the tank down you can remove the pump. Hammer and flat head screw drive to the tank ring. Now you can remove the pump. VERY IMPORTANT-remember in your mind how the pump snaked out. It must be put back the same way. The strainer must sit in the sump or you will be doing it again. Tools that are needed are a ratchet, 1/2 socket, hammer screw driver and fuel line disconnect tool. Make sure the tank is empty and you have another person to help bring the tank down.
 

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VibrantRedGT said:
Tools that are needed are a ratchet, 1/2 socket, hammer screw driver and fuel line disconnect tool.
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very very important, i didn't have that tool when i installed mine and had to install the new pump under the car with the fuel lines connected. major PITA
 

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Thanks guys. I will not be putting in a new pump, this is the donor car for my EFI swap in my '65. I am just wanting to take the pump out of it so I can use it in my header tank when I get it built.

Thanks again.

I have one more question. I was reading off of a website that I will need to get a fuel pump relay switch out from under the drivers seat of the donor car. I took out the drivers seat and found no relays at all. Does anyone here know what I am looking for? If not, I'll ask in the classic section to the guys who have done the swap.
 
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