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hi all just a quick question i have recently bought a walbro 255 fuel pump for my 1998 scooby has anyone replaced one of these if so was it difficult.Just thought i would ask before i attempt it
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Originally Posted by terzo007
hi all just a quick question i have recently bought a walbro 255 fuel pump for my 1998 scooby has anyone replaced one of these if so was it difficult.Just thought i would ask before i attempt it
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Cheers for the replies feel abit more confident about changing it myself now.
Was quoted between £50 - £150 depending on how long it took them at garage so save myself some ££££
Was quoted between £50 - £150 depending on how long it took them at garage so save myself some ££££
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worth doing on an empty tank and have lots of cloth round to soak up the petrol that will squirt out when you pull the pipes off. An old edition of scoobymagazine has a picture guide in it
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