Contrary to popular rumors in Seattle, a new fuel pump is only $176.
06-19-2001, 03:26 PM
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Contrary to popular rumors in Seattle, a new fuel pump is only $176.
Is that a decent price? It's local, no shipping costs. Is it a job that I can do myself. There are no special "Audi Tools" required are there? Anyone have any pointers? Or even instructions. And oh yeah, sorry for giving you a hard time Seattle Scott, I was just kidding, and those fuel filter replacement instructions never came through. Could you try again. I'll be nice. Promise. primoj@hotmail.com
06-19-2001, 08:22 PM
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$176!!!!! Is Ben there????
You can do better than that.
<A href="http://catalog.thepartsbin.com/"><b>The Parts Bin</b></a> can get you one for $96....with free (ground) shipping.
All you may give up with them is when you'll get it. You could probably "two day" it and get it cheaper than what Ben is selling it to you for!!
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Andrew
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<A href="http://catalog.thepartsbin.com/"><b>The Parts Bin</b></a> can get you one for $96....with free (ground) shipping.
All you may give up with them is when you'll get it. You could probably "two day" it and get it cheaper than what Ben is selling it to you for!!
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Andrew
90 80q
91 90
95 90q
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