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R34 Gtr Fuel Pump Location

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Hi,

I've had a look through the 34 Service manual (english version) and couldn't find a reference to the fuel pump. I know its in the boot somewhere and suspect its under the battery or other controllers under the parcel shelf. Does anyone know exactly where it is so I don't rip everything out and what the best way to get to it is?

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In the R33's its on the drivers side of the boot, opposite the battery, inside that little "fuel cell" thing :) (small hatch that has to be removed to get to it).

Not sure about R34's its not that hard to get to...fixing it may be harder :(

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In the R33's its on the drivers side of the boot, opposite the battery, inside that little "fuel cell" thing :P (small hatch that has to be removed to get to it).

Not sure about R34's its not that hard to get to...fixing it may be harder :(

Cmon now, I'm pretty sure it's under the driver's seat

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