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Genright fuel pump access panel

bigwalton

bigwalton

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I just stumbled on this looking at the Genright fuel tanks... I have always said that I wouldn't go in-tank with my pump (which I really needed/wanted to) without having access through the bed, but with my limited skills, It scared me senseless to actually do.

Now I don't have to bother with my own hacked-up solution!

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Fuel Pump Access Panel for the Jeep TJ, YJ and CJ-7

Seamlessly access your Jeep’s fuel pump with the Jeep Wrangler Fuel Pump Access Panel. Available for TJ, YJ, and CJ-7 models at GenRight Off Road.
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I saw that a while back but I’m still scared. My paint is still good and my body is still 99. 3 % rust free. I’ve had plenty of skin Drs. carve on the skin of my body, but slicing into my Jeep body is just not easy. :crazy:
 
I'm sure it would be next to cutting a finger off if you had nice paint. I don't have to worry about such things LOL.
 
I was mainly shocked that something like this exists that I had never seen or heard mentioned anywhere. Especially with the number of times I've talked to various people about my "no-in-tank-pump-without-access" rule.

This all has to do with the fact that since I bought the postal in 2002, I have NEVER ONCE had to drop the tank.

I had to do a couple in other vehicles and it is something I loathe up there with doing drywall and painting.
 
Mine in Moab last year. Thanks to good friends it wasn’t too bad. Turned out a bad ground. Plus other things going on. IMG_1769.jpeg
 
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