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I recently replaced the fuel pump in my 04 TB due to rotted fuel lines, and soon after a P440 code appeared. Crawled back under the car to check the lines, etc. to make sure I didn't leave something off or loose (I didn't), but the 440 persists.
I think the code is caused by the seal around the fuel pump leaking. When I was installing it, I put about 1/2 hour effort to get the new seal in, with no luck, and had to use the old one. Seems I have to take the tank back out and put the new seal that came with the pump in.
So, my question is what is the correct part number for the removal/installer lock ring tool? After alot of searching there are 2 part numbers J44402, and J45722. Which one works on an 04 TB? Has anyone used the Lisle or similar 'fits all' tools?
Over the years, I must have done a hundred similar fuel pumps with a hammer and punch, and NEVER had this much trouble.
I recently replaced the fuel pump in my 04 TB due to rotted fuel lines, and soon after a P440 code appeared. Crawled back under the car to check the lines, etc. to make sure I didn't leave something off or loose (I didn't), but the 440 persists.
I think the code is caused by the seal around the fuel pump leaking. When I was installing it, I put about 1/2 hour effort to get the new seal in, with no luck, and had to use the old one. Seems I have to take the tank back out and put the new seal that came with the pump in.
So, my question is what is the correct part number for the removal/installer lock ring tool? After alot of searching there are 2 part numbers J44402, and J45722. Which one works on an 04 TB? Has anyone used the Lisle or similar 'fits all' tools?
Over the years, I must have done a hundred similar fuel pumps with a hammer and punch, and NEVER had this much trouble.