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Message: * HTML is OFF * Forum Code is ON Smilies	[quote][i]Originally posted by v4admin[/i][br]yes, been hanging on to this kit for years, nearly brought a tear to my eye opening it :) [/quote]
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v4admin	Posted - 10 Feb 2018 : 15:34:57 I have had a long standing issue with the fuel pump leaking around the main body split when the car has stood for a few months and started. Up to now I have found a few tweaks of all the screws around the body would stop it but not this time. So I dug out a NOS fuel pump repair kit and used it to refurb the pump, easy enough except the fiddly bit holding 2 springs back whilst replacing the little circlip. However, all succesful and no more leaks.
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v4admin	Posted - 10 Feb 2018 : 15:39:27 yes, been hanging on to this kit for years, nearly brought a tear to my eye opening it :)
melle	Posted - 10 Feb 2018 : 15:38:15 You're very lucky having that refurb kit, and also having a pump of the type that can be overhauled. www.saabv4.com