any tips for getting the rivets out in the back if you dont have the proper tool ?!? got the back seats out , most the paneling that holds the carpet down , workin on the front seats right now , going to kill 2 birds with one stone and do the fuel pump today , and get the carpets cleaned up a bit too . got the lappy out in the garage right now so feel free to chime in

 

any body know where the "fuel shut off or fuel safety switch" is located ???? guy at connex said that could be a potential problem . gonna check that real fast before we get the pump .

 

No such thing

 

You can get to the fuel pump from the outside of the rig.

 

I know you can do that by dropping the tank , problem is , im limited with my spill catching recources , and i need to clean the carpet any ways , maybe re insulate the floor cuz its just NASTY , mildew and all kinds of unsanitary **** thats been accumilating for the last 22 years ..lol .. any body got an idea of what kind of insulation i could use ??? i figure i just wanna buy a roll and cut it out my self to save some money , has any one else done this ? did it work out well ?

 

X2 plus FYI u get to the pump from under the jeep. I'll post a pic.

 

You don't drop the tank and you can't get to it from inside the car.

 

Yeah what he said.

 

someone is feeding you misinformation big time ox.

 

No he just made the mistake of asking a auto parts store person something.

 

Jeeps dont have a fuel shut of switch. Some cars do ex fords and such but jeeps no. One way you can check the pump is take the filter off. Put the hose in a jug and turn the key over either it will pump or wont. If u have checked to make sure it getting power then it probably is the pump.

 

Read all the post. All that's been covered and tested.

 

WELL FUG me running ... lol ... yeah , parts guys seem pretty damn worthless now a days ... I allready got all the seats out , i think im going to order the pump online and save a few pennies , this carpet is horrid under the seats so it needs to be dealt with regardless... as far as getting to the pump from under the car , your saying i would not need to drop the tank out to do so ? that seems much easier .

 

Have you looked under your truck...ever?

Get some cardboard to toss on the ground. Slide under and just look for awhile.

 

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