Cheers Matt, that would be good.

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Cheers mate, sounds fricken sweeeeet!

Cool Scotty, he'll know so long as you say it's Kael - Ken's grandson, Lisa's son. (lol you pricks - I'm actually serious)

Hello there! Stock Rd and Leach Hwy

Hard to read but it says "How's my drifting? call 1800-drift" or something. LOLed since it was on a fiesta

Spotted this NA XR6 on Leach near Tonkin with fuel flap wiiiiiiiiide open!

and a lovely seduce (I think) FG T with 3 coworkers in it grabbing some chinese in midland. one was still wearing his high vis vest

I was being serious Kael, Toby used to be my TA and told m he was also Danny Green's cousin. Thought it may have been your side of the family??

Anythings possible in this big ol cuntry town :D

Ahh okay Luke, my bad - kinda skim read your post. Would be related to Nina (Danny's Mrs) or one of Malcom's (Danny's dad) siblings - there's 9 of them not including Malcom or my Grandpa :laughrolling:

Spotted John/SuperPursuit83 on Leach Hwy at 8:35am! Shoulda grabbed the U Turn lane and gotten a pic

Boys, since im not really mechanically minded*, when I change the fuel pump later today I pull the fuse, lift the seat, pull the black cover off, disconnect the plug and then disconnect the fuel lines.

My question is that will the fuel lines have fuel in them?? The tank will be around 1/4 full if that makes a difference?

After that I pull out the cradle and take it to a mate who owes me a favour and he'll do the rest.

*reminds me of the time I fitted a mechanical oil pressure guage to my dak dak. the hose split and hot oil went in cabin. Much lols.

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Mat,

Pull the fuse, start the car and let it idle till it stalls. That'l run the pressure down in the lines so the will be some fuel in the fuel lines but it will be minimal.

The fuel line connnections are a bit of a biatch. You need to push them onto the connectors on the pump and the squeeze the bejesus out of the two sides of the plugs the have little ridges molded in for grip. You will see the connector open up enough to clear the lock on the fuel line.

It sounds a bit hokey but you will see what i mean when you get in there.

There will be fuel in the swirl pot as well so get ready with a small container, so you can lift the pump straight up, sit it in the container the take out of the car without spilling and petrol

Make sure you fit the seal oring back into place correctly otherwise you'll get fuel fumes in the cabin. A touch of vaso helps keep it in place