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 Hits: 8485 Size: 40.88 KB Posted: 4/6/06 $80 plus shipping by USPS Priority in the US from 38133. Each about 10" front-to-back and just... |  Hits: 3504 Size: 49.27 KB Posted: 8/3/12 Access Plate Kit
Plate length (front-to-back) varies, but all are more than 3 ridges wide. This sh... |  Hits: 3278 Size: 61.84 KB Posted: 8/2/12 Raw cover plates cut from my old '82 body tub.
I'll clean up the rough edges, drill the screw holes... |  Hits: 6508 Size: 20.71 KB Posted: 4/5/06 Installation of fuel pump access hole cover panel. Before cutting, make sure your new cover plate w... |  Hits: 8762 Size: 77.37 KB Posted: 8/6/03 Factory fuel pump access on a Land Rover Discovery & Discovery Series II. This is the idea behind t... |
 Hits: 5379 Size: 77.21 KB Posted: 6/25/09 Because of my jump seats, it's easier for me to roll the floor cover from the front. But for most B... |  Hits: 4906 Size: 54.53 KB Posted: 11/5/09 This '93EB was abaondoned for ~6 years, resulting in (among MANY other problems) a seized fuel pump. |  Hits: 5037 Size: 71.65 KB Posted: 11/5/09 For most Broncos, like this stock '93EB, only the rear threshhold has to be removed to fold the carp... |  Hits: 5138 Size: 80.18 KB Posted: 6/25/09 Since I applied anti-seize lube when I installed them years ago, these bolts are easy to remove now;... |  Hits: 6562 Size: 68.77 KB Posted: 4/5/06 This procedure will make accessing the fuel pump or fuel level sender in any fullsize Bronco much ea... |
 Hits: 6756 Size: 50.04 KB Posted: 4/5/06 Locate the line of spot welds holding the bed down on the body mount channel. The lip of the channe... |  Hits: 6158 Size: 40.53 KB Posted: 4/5/06 This shows the welds' locations in relation to the lip of the channel. Cut behind this lip; the fro... |  Hits: 7067 Size: 58.01 KB Posted: 4/5/06 The front of the hole (at the back of the channel's lip) should be no more than 26" forward fro... |  Hits: 5279 Size: 68.71 KB Posted: 11/5/09 Find the line of spot welds, place the plate where it will go, then trace across its front & rear ed... |  Hits: 5836 Size: 56.44 KB Posted: 4/5/06 A 4 1/2" angle grinder with a thin wheel is probably the easiest BUT MOST DANGEROUS way to make... |
 Hits: 4819 Size: 76.57 KB Posted: 11/5/09 Sketch the cut line corners INSIDE the trace lines, and along the crease in the bottom of the channe... |  Hits: 4573 Size: 50.46 KB Posted: 6/25/09 NOT following my own advice, I didn't trace the cover plate onto the floor first. This first hole i... |  Hits: 4736 Size: 72.05 KB Posted: 11/5/09 The rear holes are noticeably closer to the gas tank than the front, so don't punch down when the dr... |  Hits: 4586 Size: 51.49 KB Posted: 6/25/09 NOT following my own advice, I didn't trace the cover plate onto the floor first. The front L hole ... |  Hits: 5724 Size: 70.42 KB Posted: 4/5/06 If you use a saw, make SURE you don't puncture the gas tank or cut the fuel lines & wires. Even if ... |
 Hits: 4490 Size: 46.02 KB Posted: 6/25/09 Before ripping through the tank, I checked the depth against the fully-lowered blade. At the rear L... |  Hits: 4531 Size: 74.74 KB Posted: 11/5/09 Be aware of the distance from the floor to the tank at all times, and remember that the fuel lines, ... |  Hits: 4495 Size: 56.8 KB Posted: 6/25/09 The front edge has the most depth clearance for the tank & fuel lines, so I cut it 1st. The lip (vi... |  Hits: 5787 Size: 47.68 KB Posted: 4/5/06 This is about where the hole should be. DO NOT CUT everything out like this pic shows - I'm harvest... |  Hits: 6357 Size: 54.75 KB Posted: 4/5/06 This is where the hole should be. DO NOT CUT everything out like this pic shows - I'm harvesting th... |
 Hits: 4509 Size: 52.91 KB Posted: 6/25/09 I tilted the jigsaw for the remaining 3 cuts to ensure I didn't puncture the tank below.
A slitting... |  Hits: 497 Size: 53.92 KB Posted: 11/4/21 An air chisel is probably the quickest & safest way to cut the floor, because it doesn't risk damage... |  Hits: 427 Size: 71.93 KB Posted: 11/4/21 An air chisel is probably the quickest & safest way to cut the floor, because it doesn't risk damage... |  Hits: 389 Size: 83.49 KB Posted: 11/4/21 An air chisel is probably the quickest & safest way to cut the floor, because it doesn't risk damage... |  Hits: 4879 Size: 58.51 KB Posted: 6/25/09 If you look closely in the shadow at the top, you'll see that I cut the vapor hose. Fortunately, it... |
 Hits: 4244 Size: 51.08 KB Posted: 6/25/09 A quick way to make sure the plate will cover the hole. All the screw holes in the plate should be ... |  Hits: 4898 Size: 69.11 KB Posted: 6/25/09 The lock ring is ~5" across, so a hole only 7" front-to-back is more than enough to work t... |  Hits: 3068 Size: 94.34 KB Posted: 5/24/12 Even this is plenty of space to remove & install the pump, so don't cut a massive hole. Smaller is ... |  Hits: 4744 Size: 71.95 KB Posted: 6/25/09 Tank Clearances for standard body mounts in good condition (these are Energy polyurethane). Collaps... |  Hits: 4351 Size: 61.48 KB Posted: 6/25/09 After the repairs to the pump &/or sender, clean the floor around the hole, expose the sealant on th... |
 Hits: 3953 Size: 61.91 KB Posted: 6/25/09 Along the front edge, the screw tips MAY contact the beam under the floor. To avoid this, position ... |  Hits: 2974 Size: 95.58 KB Posted: 6/24/12 If the plate ever has to be removed again, remove all the screws & pry up the sealant. It's MUCH ea... | | | |