2004 Pontiac
Grand Prix: Fuel Pump Emigration
The fuel pump in the Gauze cistern on a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix is answerable for delivering fuel from the receptacle to the engine. Whether the pump isn't operating properly, the engine isn't able to receive Sufficiently Gauze to drop properly and you may familiarity a host of problems, such as low sluggish, matter starting and stalling. To establish the hot water, the fuel pump needs to be removed and replaced with a recent one. Basic though, the fossil fuel pump has to come elsewhere.
Deposit the drain hose from the gauge into the gas can and then push the pressure relieve valve button.2. Open the trunk and remove the carpeting and spare tire from the trunk floor using your hands.
Direct the hood. Establish the slender Schrader valve on the fuel wrinkle located on the top of the engine. Remove the cap and connect the fuel strength gauge to the valve.
Instructions
1. Remove the Gauze cap.Locate the silver cap (known as the fuel sender access panel) toward the end of the trunk. Remove the cap using the 3/8-inch ratchet and socket and pull it up from the floor. Unplug the harness to the fuel pump and fuel sender underneath with your hands.
3. Push in the quick-connect fittings on the fuel lines with your hands and then remove them from the fuel pump. Use the brass drift and hammer to push the retaining ring around the fuel pump, counterclockwise. Pull the fuel pump out of the gas tank with your hands.
