How to remove a fuel line from the fuel tank on a 1994 jaguar xjs convertible

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The sending unit is in the gas tank...(its #9) ..good luck

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FITS: 1993-1994 6.0 XJ12 AND 1989-1993 V12 XJS FROM VIN 157118 ON, 1994-1996 6.0 V12 XJS FRONT DAMPER .... LNA1622AA - MAP SENSOR ... C42166-USED - USED SENSOR COOLANT TEMPERATURE FOR FUEL INJECTION

next to the tank at the top of the body under neath. or on the updated version engine bay follow the fuel line and it goes into a contaner with 2 pipes on it that is the filter.

remove covers in boot behind seat there are mounting brackest there hopfully not rusted take off bolts remove brackets remove filler pipe but getting it out is a carry on as its a tight fit may need to remove back seat as well

The fuel pump is located under the chassis, in the gas tank. You can often gain access for testing and replacing it by removing the rear seats and opening the small panel that is under the seat.

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You will need the Serial # found on top of the radio, along with your VIN #

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There are 2 lines coming from the back bottom of the tank. They are metal shielded lines and don't give much. They are up behind the differential. The lines are held on by two clips. You don't have to remove them, just turn. It takes a little strength to get the lines off but they will break loose. They are just push lines. Once you get them off, the tank will come right out. I just did it a week ago.

Drain the tank as much as you can and put the gas into a 5 gallon bucket or a gas can, then you need to drop the gas tank down, after you do that you can take out the screws from the pump and it will out.

check the mass airflow sensor circuit; thats what the owners manual says DTC code 12 pertains to, but to me it sounds like a fuel pump. i had the same problem, it would turn over, but not crank. make sure youre getting spark and everything else first because the fuel pump is located in the gas tank, and requires removing the entire tank to access it, which easily can turn into a 4-6 hour job.

Download this document and you may find it.

www.arh.ee/jaguar/Xjs_help.doc