Posted by Bob3 Martin on September 08, 2012 at 15:29:09 from (71.7.75.192):
Working some of the leaks out of this pump. This forum has been such big help in the process.
I"m down to one final leak around a knob affair that sits under the pump itself to the rear of the drain plug on the fuel bowl about five inches. You can turn it about a quarter turn and it has a boot on it.
The boot is all but gone and there is an "0" ring on the stem up in the pump. I need to remove that knob thing with the stem to get at the "0" ring to replace it. I don"t see any nut to remove. Is there a trick to pulling it out to replace that "0".
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