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[email protected] wrote in news:1174081956.988077.171410@p15g2000hsd.googlegroups.com:
> I look in the back deck area. There is 1)an access panel to the tank
> (near the middle
> of the vehicle, on the back deck) Is this the pump? or the level
> sensor? or both? I also
> look at the wheel well cover. Right behind it is a small access
> panel. I open that
> up with a 10mm wrench, and find 2 fuel lines, a two conductor 12 wire
> harness, but
> no pump... it disappears once again into the frame.
>
> Do I have to pull the tank?
>
> Rich
>
>
It's under the car, in front of the rear passenger side wheel well,
mounted on the upper side of a sheet steel plate which is held on with
three 10mm bolts. If you flip up the bottom of the rear seat like you're
getting ready to fold the seat down you can see the wiring harness. The
fuel pump leads branch off and go through a rubber grommet in the
passenger side floor pan under the seat. Just follow the wires to the
pump.
mounted on the upper side of a sheet steel plate which is held on with
three 10mm bolts. If you flip up the bottom of the rear seat like you're
getting ready to fold the seat down you can see the wiring harness. The
fuel pump leads branch off and go through a rubber grommet in the
passenger side floor pan under the seat. Just follow the wires to the
pump.
I did the conversion last summer and when it was done I wanted to kick
myself. Don't get me wrong. It's a good conversion. Removing a
carburetor is the next best thing to performing an exorcism. :-)
myself. Don't get me wrong. It's a good conversion. Removing a
carburetor is the next best thing to performing an exorcism. :-)
The problem is, less than a month after I finished, I discovered I could
have had a Legacy parts car for much less than I paid for the SPFI parts.
If you're going to rework the wiring harness for fuel injection it's just
as easy to set it up for the 2.2 MPFI engine out of the Legacy and bolt
in an extra fifty horsepower while you're at it. If I wanted to do the
swap now I'd have to start by ripping out all the wiring I sweated and
cussed over in order to upgrade to the Legacy ECU. :-(
have had a Legacy parts car for much less than I paid for the SPFI parts.
If you're going to rework the wiring harness for fuel injection it's just
as easy to set it up for the 2.2 MPFI engine out of the Legacy and bolt
in an extra fifty horsepower while you're at it. If I wanted to do the
swap now I'd have to start by ripping out all the wiring I sweated and
cussed over in order to upgrade to the Legacy ECU. :-(
Subaru Spfi Manual Free
Later,
Joe
Joe