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    Quote Originally Posted by hartigan85 View Post
    I just installed the ZL1 pump in mine yesterday and the fuel like kicked my ass as well. lol. After 20 mins of fuckin with it I decided to squeezed the clips with one hand and use a very small pry par under the fitting to push it up. With a little pressure on the pry bar I felt it pop off the fuel pump nipple. Be warned though if you don't relieve the pressure on the line first you will have a lot of fuel come out of the line. Ask me how I know. haha.

    Also when I got done with the install my fuel needle read 1 bar higher then before the install. I didn't modify the float on the ZL1 pump since it sits the same height as the stock pump. I am gonna be nervous about running the tank below a quarter now.
    I was just planning on dealing with the extra fuel coming out of the line, but just for the sake of argument, how would I relieve the pressure? Up at the fuel rail?

    09 G8 GXP M6 - TVS 2300, Solo HFCs, New Era CAI, LSR shifter, Russell SS brake lines, Pedders subframe bushings/front strut bushings, ZL1 pump, tuned by Reckart Performance Tuning, GForce axles, Hurst line-lock
    CAI - 358 rwhp 364 rwtq (Dynapack hub dyno) ; 13.76 @ 104.7mph (~2800 ft DA)
    2300/HFCs - 516 rwhp 501 rwtq (Dynapack hub dyno) ; 12.71 @ 111.4mph (~1500 ft DA and likely a slipping clutch)

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    Yeah relieve it at the rails by holding a rag over the schrader valve and pushing a small screwdriver in it.
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    I drove to work this morning and all the dash lights worked
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    Quote Originally Posted by LS1_Disciple View Post
    I was just planning on dealing with the extra fuel coming out of the line, but just for the sake of argument, how would I relieve the pressure? Up at the fuel rail?
    Pull the fuse in the inside panel by left leg. Start the car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by travis gore View Post
    while driving last night I had the radio working but no display. The lights around the radio were going off and on. After leaving my destination the radio display came back on but lost the dash lights.
    We apologize for the frustrations. Have you had a chance to get over to the dealership for a diagnosis? Please let us know what you decide to do. We are here at your convenience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SRG963 View Post
    Yup
    What tune did you go with?
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    I'm running Cortex Roto91 for now....but have a few things I'm planning, and in a few months will have Rick Crawford tune and wrench on her.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GM Customer Service View Post
    We apologize for the frustrations. Have you had a chance to get over to the dealership for a diagnosis? Please let us know what you decide to do. We are here at your convenience.

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    Thanks but I can't take it to the dealership with an intermittent problem. We both know they can't diagnose/fix when it is working. I have a great dealership that I go to. I will take it in when it does it more often. This was the first problem in almost 4 years. I will send an email to the service manager.
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    Noticed on the way home from work that my boney elbow has worked away at the leather on the door arm rest and there is now a crack in the leather ;-(

    Anyone know if it can be replaced independent of the door skin? Easy to do?

    Things like this were never a problem when I didn't care about my cars so much ;-P


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    Quote Originally Posted by G8 Ray View Post
    Pull the fuse in the inside panel by left leg. Start the car.
    Cool, Ray. I'll do it this way since there's a FP gauge hooked up where my schrader valve used to be. Though since I've already exposed the pump, wouldn't just unplugging the electrical connection at the pump accomplish the same thing as pulling the fuse?

    09 G8 GXP M6 - TVS 2300, Solo HFCs, New Era CAI, LSR shifter, Russell SS brake lines, Pedders subframe bushings/front strut bushings, ZL1 pump, tuned by Reckart Performance Tuning, GForce axles, Hurst line-lock
    CAI - 358 rwhp 364 rwtq (Dynapack hub dyno) ; 13.76 @ 104.7mph (~2800 ft DA)
    2300/HFCs - 516 rwhp 501 rwtq (Dynapack hub dyno) ; 12.71 @ 111.4mph (~1500 ft DA and likely a slipping clutch)

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