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Fuel Pump Prime/Test Connector Location
 Tuesday, 04 January 2011 The fuel pump prime connector is the green connector shown in the photo below. The prime connector was used on the assembly line to test the fuel pump and prime the engine for starting.
The photo was taken on my '88 model Reatta. Other years may have the connector in a slightly different location. The connector is sometimes tucked out of sight and you might have to dig around to find it. 
Last Updated Thursday, 08 September 2011 |
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