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Old Mar 26th, 2020, 21:14   #4
aardvarkash10
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CPS for sure. Its an easy fix - the very first guide in the Articles page explains it.

If you are feeling motivated, its probably worth replacing hte ignition amp at the same time. There are plenty of examples (including me!) where both failed within days of each other.

The in-tank pump is a biatch to access, but is also on the "fails after 20 years" list from my experience. Again, if you have a spare 1/2 a day and need to practice your gynaelogical skills, its worth replacing. I got mine from a Canadian business _ can't remember the name offhand - it was cheap and is working fine after 12 months. If you search my threads you'll probably find more info on it.

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