Auxiliary Fuel Pump -V393- OR Fuel Pump 2 -V277- INLINE ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP, REMOVING AND INSTALLING, ENGINE CODE CJAA: Removing

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-- Remove the engine cover. Refer to ENGINE COVER .

-- Release and disconnect the connector -1-.

Fig 1: Identifying Bracket For Exhaust Pressure Sensor 1 -G450-

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-- Remove the bolt -2-.

-- Move the bracket in direction of -arrow-.

-- Remove the bracket with the sensor and move them to the side.

-- Unlock and disconnect the connector -A-.

Fig 2: Identifying Connector

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-- Unclip the fuel hoses -B- from the retainer.

-- Remove the fuel hose from the fuel filter at the connection -5-. Refer to OVERVIEW - FUEL FILTER UPPER SECTION, ENGINE CODE CJAA .

Fig 3: Identifying Fuel Filter Cover, Version A

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-- Open the clamp to do this.

-- Unlock and disconnect the connector from the Fuel Temperature Sensor -G81- -arrow-.

Fig 4: Identifying Fuel Temperature Sensor -G81-

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-- Loosen the clamp -1- and remove the hose.

WARNING:

The fuel supply line is under pressure. Wear protective eyewear and protective clothing in order to avoid injury and contact with the skin. Wrap a cloth around the connection before loosening hose connections. Remove the hose connection carefully to release the pressure.

-- Remove the fuel supply line -arrow- from the high pressure pump.

Fig 5: Identifying Fuel Supply Line -Arrow- To High Pressure Pump

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-- Remove the bolts -arrows-.

Fig 6: Identifying Bolts -Arrows-

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-- Remove the Auxiliary Fuel Pump -V393- or Fuel Pump 2 - V277-.