Truth in advertising. It comes right out and says what it is!I can be a bit slow...,
but how did someone actually get paid for naming this product???
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Repair Mistakes & Blunders |
Several years ago, my daughter's 2007 Ford Crown Victoria's fuel pump failed. She got a replacement pump rather then the complete fuel pump and sender assembly as a cost savings. Everything went smoothly disconnecting and lowering the half-full tank from the car. We removed the pump and sender unit and proceeded to remove the bad pump from the assembly. Due to the difficulty of removing the mounting clamp holding the old pump, I decided to remove the sender assembly with its arm and float from the unit to prevent bending it. Once the new pump was in place, I reinstalled the sender assembly, and we buttoned the tank up and reinstalled it to the car. We were both feeling good about the job after getting the car back on the ground and reconnecting the battery. The car started right up and ran great. About three days later, my daughter asked me if I had gassed the car up for her because she noticed the tank was near full, and it had been at half when we changed the pump. The next day, she called to let me know the car would not start. She quickly figured out my error, put gas in the car, and it started right up. I had installed the sender assembly (the electronics are with the float) upside down! Since the tank was half empty, when we did the job the fuel gauge was where I had expected it to be. When we get a chance, we will fix it, but for now she drives her car with the gauge reading empty on a full tank. RockAuto December Newsletter | Early EditionRockAuto ships auto parts and body parts from over 300 manufacturers to customers doors worldwide, all at warehouse prices. Easy to use parts catalog.
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