ok long story short... im new to this forum. hav an 08 wrx that i got into a serious head on collision a month ago an still havnt got the car back. my second vehicle is my tacoma an the fuel pump went up. now i hav no f*in car. been a long day an it would be great if someone could shoot me a link, how to cut the bed so i dont hav to drop the tank. thanks
oh an for fun heres the pic of my car.

 

If you have a extra cab, its easier just to remove the bed, 6 bolts, pull it off and there is the top of the tank.

 

Or just remove the 3 bolts on drivers side, lossen the passenger side as much as possible, then just lift up the drivers side bed and prop it up...

 

i have the reg. cab... is it harder to remove the bed with a reg cab? i took it to a shop cause i didtn want to deal with it an they told me it would cost $400 for just the fuel pump before labor.. lol i told them to tow it to my house and thanks for nothing...

 

Its pretty easy to lift the bed on one side enough to get to it. When I replaced my fuel pump I followed the instructions for adding a body lift from 4crawler: http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...ft_HowTo.shtml

 

I did the same thing on my single cab 91..
I dont think it would be that much different or harder on my 99 taco..
Just on the opposite side..

Best of luck

 

awesome thansk guys

 

Sucks to hear about the wrx..
Good luck on the FP replacement and post up some pics of the taco !!

 

My 96 2.7L stock taco (284k miles )

Freestylin

NIce rear

And my Pride and joy... oh how i miss her.

 

Jesus !! 284k, thats redic !!

I gots a single cab too..Love me some single cab

Sucks about the wrx, was it totaled ?

 

nah not totalled although i would hav made out better if it was... def would hav upgraded to the 09 wrx or sti. the taco was a delivery truck at the tire wholesaler i work at.. thats where the miles came from cause as for me i just romp around in the woods like its a 4-wheeler an us it to tow my 14' john boat. the yota had the clutch replaced before i got it about 4 years ago an now i need to replace the fuel pump.. but other than that no other problems! the thing is a tank!

 

If you can, post some pics of the fuel pump replacement.

 

yea man for sure. might be a little bit before i do it but as soon as i do i'll put some step-by-step pics an directions tools used etc.

 

Not to toot my own horn, but I've done a few in-tank pump swaps and it's not as scary as it sounds. No stress, brother of another Toyota. I ran a story in off-road.com on the swap for the trucklet, and it's got lots of good advice and tips on everything but lifting the bed.

This is your chance to put a bigger pump in too.

http://toyota.off-road.com/toyota/Pr...tegoryId=34133

STICK

 

yea i've actually done a fp replacement on my buddies z28 camaro, should be much more painless then that. thanks for the info!