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mark hughes
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When my pump went I scoured the forums and found some dimensions to cut a hole in the floor to get at it. In the end I chickened out and got the garage to drop the tank. There wasn't much gap between the floor and the tank to get it wrong. If you put a blanking plate over the hole afterwards it would make it easier to get at it next time!

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how different is the 90 to the 110?

 

we (2) dropped the tank and put it back in in under an hour on my 110 a month ago

 

there was only 4 nuts and 2 jubbilee clips to undo, drop the tank, twist a bit and undo the 4 fuel pipes (push fit things)

 

once the tanks out the sender / pump unscrews a bit and lifts out

 

 

of course they may be totally different :001_smile:

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