Foot rail is hitting frame cover when running

The fuel pump is inside the fuel tank. The fuel supply line runs to the engine compartment usually under car on passenger side along what used to be the frame rail. About a foot from the edge of the car.

Pull out on the short knob located where the bottom support bar meets the incline rails. Hold the knob out as you pull the bottom crossbar away from the top crossbar, extending the glideboard rails to the maximum length. Step 2

Release the short knob once you've fully extended the glideboard rails. Make sure the knob snaps all the way back in place.
Step 3 Grasp one of the rails and lift it up to support the top of the Weider Total Body Works frame. Locate the spring-loaded pin in the bottom bracket on the short, vertical bar that supports the upper frame. Pull this pin out. Step 4Raise or lower the upper frame to the desired incline setting, sliding the bottom end of the vertical bar so it lines up with one of the adjustment holes in the lower frame leg. Step 5Slide the spring-loaded pin back through the bracket and the hole you lined it up with. Make sure the pin is fully engaged before using the Total Body Works 5000. Step 6

Insert the tubes on the foot plate into the openings on the bottom of the Total Body Works, on either side of the bungee brackets. Insert the two L-shaped pins, included with the Total Body Works, through the foot plate and frame to secure it in place.
Step 7

Insert the handlebar tubes into the openings at the top of the incline rails. Insert the two L-pins that were included with the handlebar through both the handlebar and the Total Body Works frame, to secure the handlebar in place.

I didn't find it rough it's about a 3 minute job. The fuel filter is under the rear drivers door near the frame rail. There is a black plastic cover over the gas tank with an access door near the frame rail pull the door towards the frame rail it will pop off then it's two clips on the filter to change.

The fuel filter is under the rear drivers door near the frame rail. There is a black plastic cover over the gas tank with an access door near the frame rail pull the door towards the frame rail it will pop off then it's two clips on the filter to change.

The filter is on the left side of the frame rail, beside the fuel tank , there is a cover that needs removed then the filter is above the protective cover. If this answer helped you please rate my answer, if you require more assistance let me know

Under the dash, where the break release handle is, you'll see a lever where the release cable is/was attached to. Either push forward, or pull back this lever and it will release the parking break. BE CAREFUL the foot peddle for the parking break doesn't hit you in the face!
Mine broke on the 2nd of this month as well....

If the bar is long , it probably fits inside the crisper cover which has a U shaped slot for the bar to slide into .

We have this crib as well. We bought it from Babys R' Us in 2005.
We also purchased the rails to convert it to a full sized bed. It did not come with instructions but I can explain to you how to put it together.

The rail conversion set should come with 2 pieces of wood that act as the bed frame. You do not need to purchase the extended frame. The set should also come with 4 long screws, the hex tool to tighten it and 4 metal pieces. You might also have some wood nail cover plugs.

Once you've taken apart your crib, the only pieces that you will need are the 2 longer pieces of the crib...the headboard and the footboard. The 2 shorter side pieces which served as a headboard and footboard as a crib and the metal grate to hold up the mattress can be put into storage.

On the sides of each of the new wood rails, you will see a circle indent on each end with a hole. You will insert one of the long screws into each and then insert it into the head board. You must use the special tool to screw/ tighten it in. The metal flat pieces can be inserted into it the circle befor eyou are done tightning so that it does not strip or damage the end of the circle. You do this with the other rail on the other end and then add the footboard using the same process. If you would like, I can send you a copy of what this looks like close up. ( the cricle indent with screws. The bed is extremely strong. We've all napt in it as a family along with our 2 large dogs. I highly recommend ordering the extra long/ tall bed rails from OneStepAhead for security because my son has rolled out of the bed and it is super tall!
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I take it it does not work foot or hand control. look for your brake light switch right side of frame rail usually a goldish color or silver color. it has two plug in connectors. Unplug and put a test light to them. apply either brake. If the light comes on then you have a bad brake switch. replace it. if you have foot brake and no hand brake light then it would most likely be the brake nipple in the hand switch. but you did not say so I assume no brakes foot or hand.

I have never had to cut a hole in my pool liners when installing them. What kind of hole are you trying to cut - I am not sure what you mean by pulling the pump cover through? If you will provide further details about what you are trying to do, I can help you better.