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Hey all

Im trying to remove my stock fuel pump so that I can fit a Walbro pump in but Im haveing trouble removing the black circular twist off cover. I looked in the DIY section and it sez to use a screwdriver and a hammer and to carefully tap it counter clockwise but when I do that it doesnt budge, instead the screwdriver digs into the cover.

Any suggestions?

Thanks Guys

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Yeh mine was a pain in the ass to get off as well, I ended up using a screwdriver with some rags around the tip so it didn't dig in so much.

Yeh I cut end off a cheap screw driver to make my punch, they are on darn tight that's for sure

i show you a nifty tool last week and you show me one this week.

If it fits would be a hell-of-a-lot easier to use that.

Maybe we should start a nifty tools thread, like NSW. If there was a 32gtr down here i would test said tool out. I use it all the time on falcons, saves so much time/effort/ and money cos you don't f**k the ring and have to go to the wreckers looking through seedy cars

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