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The first time I did a fuel pump on a Corvette w/ A/C, looked the situation over & pulled the right front tire & used long extensions. Have posted that tip many times. Esp. for A/C.
There is a pushrod that operates the pump. There is a short bolt (9/16 head, 3/8 threads) that plugs the special hole. The bolt comes in from the ront of the engine, in front of the pump. Remove the bolt, carefully put a longer(perhaps 1.25") bolt snugly in the hole, replace the pump, and reinstall the original "plug".
There is a pushrod that operates the pump. There is a short bolt (9/16 head, 3/8 threads) that plugs the special hole. The bolt comes in from the ront of the engine, in front of the pump. Remove the bolt, carefully put a longer(perhaps 1.25") bolt snugly in the hole, replace the pump, and reinstall the original "plug".
thanks but i went out to do it before i read that. it appears my pushrod had already dropped. maybe i went too slack on the "plug" bolt. i guess ill take it out and inspect and push back in....hope to get pump on fast enuf so it wont fall back down...
thanks but i went out to do it before i read that. it appears my pushrod had already dropped. maybe i went too slack on the "plug" bolt. i guess ill take it out and inspect and push back in....hope to get pump on fast enuf so it wont fall back down...