Reply to "Oil Pump R&R??"

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It can be done- loosen the perimeter nuts around it and you should be able to tap it out, working from side to side without the proper puller. Just a little each side at a time. If the exterior of the pump is o-ringed it might take a while (makes sure there's no rubber traces left behind), and I don't know what to tell you about getting the new 1 back in if it's o-ringed as well.

for the hose- a dremel and cut off wheel is miles above how I did it the last time- in a vice with a hack saw (I did tape it up- I'm not CroMagnon or anything...)

3/1/225:28 PM

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