When scrapping the submerged pump assembly with level gauge mechanism, always empty of fuel as follows:

• while removing the submerged pump assembly, draw off any fuel in the tank using an in-line pump (electric or manual);
• fully remove the submerged pump assembly then, working at the bench, connect an in-line pump (electric or manual) to the assembly connector;
• run the pump for as long enough to collect most of the petrol present inside the filter.

When scrapping the submerged pump assembly with level gauge mechanism, always empty of fuel as follows:

• while removing the submerged pump assembly, draw off any fuel in the tank using an in-line pump (electric or manual);
• fully remove the submerged pump assembly then, working at the bench, connect an in-line pump (electric or manual) to the assembly connector;
• run the pump for as long enough to collect most of the petrol present inside the filter.

When scrapping the submerged pump assembly with level gauge mechanism, always empty of fuel as follows:

• while removing the submerged pump assembly, draw off any fuel in the tank using an in-line pump (electric or manual);
• fully remove the submerged pump assembly then, working at the bench, connect an in-line pump (electric or manual) to the assembly connector;
• run the pump for as long enough to collect most of the petrol present inside the filter.

When scrapping the submerged pump assembly with level gauge mechanism, always empty of fuel as follows:

• while removing the submerged pump assembly, draw off any fuel in the tank using an in-line pump (electric or manual);
• fully remove the submerged pump assembly then, working at the bench, connect an in-line pump (electric or manual) to the assembly connector;
• run the pump for as long enough to collect most of the petrol present inside the filter.