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by lastwraith on January 14th, 2008
Quite possibly. A large enough impact and it will trip pretty readily.
But at least you (in theory) got a new fuel pump out of the deal. I'd want to see that old part though. Even if they just have to pony up any old fuel pump.
by shammers still slogging along on January 14th, 2008
I'm not mechanically adept enough to accurately answer this question. I have a suggestion though; I was referred to a great independent mechanic (my car is out of warranty) who I call even if I have a problem out of state. He can diagnose anything even when I'm out of state and telling him on the phone. A good mechanic that you can trust is worth his weight in gold!
by car audio crazy on January 14th, 2008
if you knew what you was doing i would say yes but the garage just wanted your money.
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