Audi A4 Fuel Tank Removal

Audi A4 Fuel Tank Removal. Please click accept so that i may get. Another time lapse i filmed at work.

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Up to 15% cash back here is the information on removing the tank. Here is audi procedures, see if this helps. Going to walk around to the back.

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Any help appreciated as read the bentley manual and that justs tell me about the fuel pump removal not the bloody tank its self! I unbolted the tank but the pipe that feeds fuel to the tank is in the way.

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Labor costs are estimated between $689 and $869 while parts are priced at $1,732. Answered in 19 minutes by:

Drop The Tank Down Far Enough For You To Get To The Fuel Tank Sending Unit.

Must of had a line break on top because it is leaking gas like a faucet. When you access the tank, you will see the fuel pump which is installed on the tank. On the front of the rear seat, at about the 1/4 and 3/4 points across the width, pull up firmly on the seat to release the connectors.

It Will Initially Be Necessary To Unscrew To Reach The Tank.

They need to be tucked inside the tank to make room to remove and reinstall the fuel pump. Note positions of hose connections for installation. I guess this pipe cant just.

Here Is Audi Procedures, See If This Helps.

Here’s how to do it: Finally rub the bottom of the tank with a clean wipe to remove residues. So the audi way of replacing the solenoid is from the inside.

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Make sure to unlock the car. If you still need help just reply, if not click accept when we are done. (seems there's an alternative to pull out the fuel filler surround from the outside but this risks breaking it) not obvious to me how the internal trim in this area should.

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The fuel door is located on the vehicle’s passenger side. Any help appreciated as read the bentley manual and that justs tell me about the fuel pump removal not the bloody tank its self! Opened up the fuel pump cover and found out that the fuel pump is tucked in further to the hole and you can’t see the top.