To disconnect the lines, there should be white clips that slide into the side notches of the fuel lines. Remove the white clips, than squeeze the oval sides of the fuel lines. At the same time as your squeezing, pull on the fuel lines and they will come off. To install, just reverse process. To remove the fuel pump, there is a notch ring that rotates around the diameter opening on the fuel tank. Usually you can take a screw driver/punch, with light tapping the ring will rotate. Once you have it rotated to the notches in the tank outer ring, pull up on the fuel pump. Be careful not to damage the float arm, pull it out slowly. Recommendation, don't install an Autozone or Advance auto brand fuel pump. Spend a little more to get the OEM (Delphi)brand replacement. Carquest or NAPA usually has them in stock. Also check the ground wire from the electrical connector to the frame. If you notice any corrosion, you may want to replace that too. It will prevent a premature failure again.
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