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I need to replace the fuel tank sending unit. There is a tool
that Zip Products sells. However, is there another way to remove
the cam locking unit so I don't have to buy the tool and use it once?
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You can use a large-ish screwdriver and a hammer, if you're careful. Just tap the locking ring around until it is lined up with the open slots. Be mindful of any fuel vapors, tho...a spark could make it quite interesting.
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Thanks for the info. I will have the tank empty and dry before I do any work. I just don't want to buy the tool and only use it once the rest of my time.
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IF you have a brass drift pin, use that. It won't spark.
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