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Raising the rear suspension with fuel tank

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Fig 1: Lowering Rear Suspension And Fuel Tank
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Raise the rear suspension and fuel tank.

Make sure the fuel filler pipe does not foul the wing liner. Make sure the fuel line is clear of the body and that the fuel level sensor line does not get caught in the fuel strap brackets.

Lift up the tank fitting lines and fuel pump lines through the body (hatch).

CAUTION:

Secure the front part of the differential to the lifting table. This prevents the rear suspension from tipping backward when lowered.

NOTE:

Check also that the fuel line between the fuel level sensor and the ejector pump does not foul on the body when the rear suspension is lifted.

Adjust and secure the filler pipe's crash protection bracket.