This video shows you the steps involved in replacing a H2 fuel pump module, this video was made on-the-fly after noticing fuel smells emanating from the left rear wheel arch, concluding the pump was leaking. Hopefully this video will make your repairs a lot easier!
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00:00 – Introduction
01:08 – New Fuel Pump ACDelco MU1423
01:57 – Preparation
02:51 – Fuel Tank and Guard description and planned procedure
05:00 – Closer look at fuel pump, description of connectors
05:59 – Fuel tank removal and old fuel pump inspection
09:14 – Removing the fuel pump locking ring
10:23 – Old fuel pump removal
12:06 – Cleaning and preparing the tank’s locking ring flanges
12:43 – Painting the tank’s locking ring flange
13:13 – Preparing the fuel pump’s Evap line connector
14:25 – Repairing the Evap line’s cannister connector
16:20 – Prepared fuel tank and painted locking ring, checking fit
17:27 – Cleaning and washing-out the fuel tank
18:48 – Fuel line connector preparation
19:14 – Fuel Pump fitting and connector to Evap and Fuel lines
19:39 – Fully prepared tank
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A. SUPER. AWESOME VIDEO. TNKS. FOR ALL YOUR HELP SIR
My h2 is a little beat, im not too concerned with keeping it all factory or anything, what do you think about the going through the floor process? I've seen people cut a square out if the floor and then rivet and silicone gasket it back in place. Think that'd be any easier?
Never, never use a wet-Vac to remove debris from the fuel tank! Cover the whole and use compressed air. Using a wet vac will result in a Fire because you are introducing gas fumes into a electrical system. Other than that this video is useful about the basic removal.
How do you remove the locking clip on the electrical line that attaches to the pump? I'm in the middle of this job. Good video!
Great instructional video, used it to do same job on my 2006 H@ SUT, cheers.
Excellent tutorial. Liked and subbed :o)