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Previous Thread Next Thread Print Thread Rate Thread Page 3 of 4 1 2 3 4 Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: TheViper] #1041860 02/13/12 07:56 PM Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 13,649 Helen , GA fasteddy Web Wheeler Only one end swivels. Try breaking loose the hard line end. Same flare nut sizes. Alternate method: with a hack saw or whiz wheel, cut off the crimp on the rubber hose, and peel it off. Cut off the rubber hose with a knife. Both ends have this done. Replace the cut off hose and crumps with FI hose and double clamps. It will hold the pressure just fine. Not responsible for advice not taken... Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: fasteddy] #1041861 02/13/12 08:04 PM Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,193 Bouse az mxmikie Body Damage is Cool i soaked the fitting with some brake fluid then i clamped a small set of vice grips on the crimp on the rubber hose side then i could unscrew the swivel from the tank fitting napa has the tools to re-crimp the hose if it tears it dosent have to be surrounded by water to be an island Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: TheViper] #1041862 02/13/12 08:17 PM Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 204 Oregon, USA T TheViper OP Wheeler alright great information guys...so the 19mm flare nut should spin free from the rubber hose (near metal clamp). good idea fasteddy..i will def do that if it comes to that 1995 Montero SR Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: TheViper] #1041863 02/13/12 08:40 PM Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 32 CA, USA H Howah Getting the Wheeling Fever I ended up going underneath the tank and loosen hose from hardline side. use flare nut wrench when possible. 95 Montero SR Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: Howah] #1041864 02/13/12 09:09 PM Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 204 Oregon, USA T TheViper OP Wheeler Quote I ended up going underneath the tank and loosen hose from hardline side. use flare nut wrench when possible. lol, I actually just did that...that was the end that had the swivel connector. The rubber ends do not swivel. Last question for everyone...my little rubber hose inside the pump looked good (still gonna replace)...how do you clean the little screen at the end of the pump? It doesnt seem to come off the pump EDIT: well I finished the project. I ended up just spraying off the screen with a garden hose and just brushing the fuel screen with a tooth brush...everything went back together nicely. Last edited by TheViper; 02/13/12 10:40 PM. 1995 Montero SR Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: TheViper] #1041865 02/14/12 08:14 AM Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 32 CA, USA H Howah Getting the Wheeling Fever Remove rubber seat from pump unsnap retaining disk pull off screen filter Ops missed edit Last edited by Howah; 02/14/12 08:18 AM. 95 Montero SR Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: Howah] #1041866 02/14/12 06:04 PM Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 204 Oregon, USA T TheViper OP Wheeler Well this mightve fixed my stutter issue. I was getting a stuttering whenever i ran my gas tank real low, it would last for a couple days in this condition even after i filled up I ran my gas down real low yesterday and no stutter at all. Its weird bc the small rubber hose looked to be in real good shape and the fuel screen looked fine too? 1995 Montero SR Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: TheViper] #1041867 02/14/12 06:19 PM Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 13,649 Helen , GA fasteddy Web Wheeler How dirty was the sock on the pump? Not responsible for advice not taken... Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: fasteddy] #1041868 02/14/12 06:55 PM Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 204 Oregon, USA T TheViper OP Wheeler Quote How dirty was the sock on the pump? honestly i dont really know...im not sure what a dirty one looks like...to me it didnt look dirty, also im assuming your talking about the fuel screen at the bottom of the pump? 1995 Montero SR Re: 95 Fuel Pump Hose Replacment [Re: TheViper] #1041869 02/14/12 10:56 PM Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 13,649 Helen , GA fasteddy Web Wheeler Yes, the fuel screen. Usually, if you can see thru it, it's not the problem. The pump itself often has an internal screen as well on the inlet. Not sure about yours. In any case, it's fixed. Can't remember, and too lazy to reverse click and look - you did the fuel filter too? Not responsible for advice not taken... 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