Did you find that the long suction line was loose? Should it be attached to something? I am looking inside my drivers side port and see that mine is not attached to anything. I also posted this question elsewhere in this post, but saw your note so thought to ask you specifically.
Thanks much!
goldxc70 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 14, 2017 11:42 pm
My problem is my 2004 acts like it's running out of fuel when the gauge shows about 1/8 full. My guess is that the long suction line to the driver side has either come loose or is damaged or blocked. However, I have ordered a replacement pump just in case. Either way, I'm going to follow your excellent directions to check it out and will report back afterwards. Thanks in advance!
UPDATE: I followed this write up in preparation for my new fuel pump to arrive. It's very good and makes things almost obvious when you're actually doing the job. When I ordered my pump, I neglected to order the tool so decided to make one myself while waiting for the pump. I used a piece of left over 4" ABS pipe and cut 18 slots into it using a table saw. Then, I put a few holes into it so I can insert a lever. Here's a pic.
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**Update
In doing the project, I found that Yes! -- the white suction pickup is supposed to be connected to the bottom of the drivers side cover/level sensor.
Mcleayrd wrote: ↑Mon Apr 23, 2018 5:05 pm
How did I get the electrical connection off of the top of the pump when its still in the car --i have everything exposed and can't seem to find the solution to removal of this part--Just put a new rad in my 2006 XC70 yesterday and have few more projects -the engine is running rough and stalling so time to fix a broken/frayed wire on the top of my pump-- looks like a ground wire -white and heavy and worn thru by rubbing on the top metal cover.
Cheers
Bob
For me, the electrical plug on the top of the fuel pump pulled off fairly easily, directly upward. Sorry if this reply is too late to help you.
bleubistro wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 8:26 am
Hi goldxc70,
Did you find that the long suction line was loose? Should it be attached to something? I am looking inside my drivers side port and see that mine is not attached to anything. I also posted this question elsewhere in this post, but saw your note so thought to ask you specifically.
**Update
In doing the project, I found that Yes! -- the white suction pickup is supposed to be connected to the bottom of the drivers side cover/level sensor.
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Sorry about the delay in responding. Yes,the white suction pickup should be held at the bottom of the tank level.