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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / April 2007Fuel pump replacement 1999 Quest Van
Hello. I need to replace the fuel pump on my 1999 Nissan Quest Van. I know some Nissans had an access panel for this from inside the car. I fear this does not. If not, is the procedure pretty straight-forward? Thank you for any help. Steve > Hello. I need to replace the fuel pump on my 1999 Nissan Quest Van. I know > some Nissans had an access panel for this from inside the car. I fear this > does not. If not, is the procedure pretty straight-forward? > Thank you for any help. > Steve It's never fun to drop a gas tank. The service manual is here: www.carfiche.com though it's not always available. Yes, that one is currently unavailable. I will keep checking though. Thanks Jim. >> Hello. I need to replace the fuel pump on my 1999 Nissan Quest Van. I >> know some Nissans had an access panel for this from inside the car. I [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It's never fun to drop a gas tank. The service manual is here: > www.carfiche.com though it's not always available. > Yes, that one is currently unavailable. I will keep checking though. > Thanks Jim. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> It's never fun to drop a gas tank. The service manual is here: >> www.carfiche.com though it's not always available. Alternatively, you can get a one day pass to the Nissan publications site and download it. It was $20 last I knew. the tank needs to come down. Replace the o ring seal with a new one The job is a piece of cake > Hello. I need to replace the fuel pump on my 1999 Nissan Quest Van. I know > some Nissans had an access panel for this from inside the car. I fear this > does not. If not, is the procedure pretty straight-forward? > Thank you for any help. > Steve Anything particular to keep in mind besides the o-ring? There are couple gallons of gas in the tank. Besides it being a bit heavier, I suppose that is ok? Thanks for your help. > the tank needs to come down. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> Thank you for any help. >> Steve get it as low as you can, drive it till the low fuel light comes on. Use an OEM part not aftermarket... I know its more expensive DO NOT over torque the screws that hold the sending unit locking ring to the tank, just snug them up, DO NOT use power tools > Anything particular to keep in mind besides the o-ring? There are couple > gallons of gas in the tank. Besides it being a bit heavier, I suppose that [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >> Thank you for any help. > >> Steve |
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