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Volkswagen Sharan (from 1995 to 2000, the year of issue)

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Removal and installation of the fuel pump



The fuel pump is mounted and a unique way to remove it requires a special key VW 3217. If it is, then the pump can be removed together with the interior of the suction body.

Note
When removing elektrobenzonasosa fuel tank must be filled to not more than 2/3.

A warning
When removing the fuel pump fuel may leak a little. Fuel vapors are poisonous and flammable, so it is necessary to ensure good ventilation of the workplace.

Removal of the fuel pump sequence is as follows:
- Disconnect terminal "-" of the AB;
- Turn away a short time filler cap to relieve pressure in the system;
- Remove the carpet on the right side under the second-row seat, remove the bolts and remove the hatch elektrobenzonasosa and fuel level sensor;

Details of the power system, located near the fuel tank
Fig. 206. Details of the power system, located near the fuel tank: 1 - a cover of the fuel tank; 2 - O-ring; 3 - retaining ring; 4 - the rubber seal; 5 - return valve; 6 - O-shaped sealing ring; 7 - vent; 8 - a pressure reducing valve; 9 - a return line; 10 - Union nut; 11 - plug connector, black, and pump fuel sensor; 12 - flange; 13 - supply fuel hose; 14 - a sealing ring; 15 - a returnable hose; 16 - non-return valve; 17 - bolt 10 Nm; 18 - filler neck; 19 - vent line; 20 - a sealing ring; 21 - safety ring; 22 - vent line; 23 - bolts 25 Nm; 24 - the fuel tank; 25 - Mount the fuel tank; 26 - bolts 20 Nm; 27 - cover / holder of the fuel filter; 28 - fuel (black); 29 - the fuel filter (observe the direction of the fuel); 30 - the gauge of level of fuel in the tank; 31 - the fuel pump; 32 - strainer





- Disconnect the pump from the four-plug connector 11 (Fig. 206), the fuel level sensor 30 of the fuel pump 31;
- Disconnect the supply and return pipes 9 from the flange 12;
- With a special key 3217 VW remove the flange 12. If there is no special tool, remove the plastic nut, which are small fins, using a screwdriver (preferably blunt) easy blows on it;
- Remove from the opening of the fuel tank flange 12 and O-ring 14;

Note
On the bottom side of the flange are attached two fuel: inlet 13 (represented by the letter ?�V?�) and a return (recycle) 15 (designated by the letter ?�R?�).

- Turn left fuel pump, bringing it out of the bayonet mount and remove it.
The installation of the fuel pump spend to sequences of return to removal following these guidelines:
- When installing the pump not to deform the float fuel level sensor in the tank;
- When installing flange pay attention to his position. It has an arrow that after the installation must be in line with the arrow stamped in the tank;
- Dampen gasoline sealing ring flange 14 prior to assembly;
- Check the tightness supply and return piping. Secure them with spring clips.




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