This highly detailed 24-minute DIY video instruction will show you how to do the following on your EFI R107: Inspect the rear hoses for fuel leaks, drain the fuel out of your fuel tank, take the fuel pump and filter assembly apart on the bench and install the new pump, filter, and fabricate the new hoses. If your original fuel pump has not failed and is working "ok" now be forewarned. It will not last forever and this replacement pump not be available forever either. Watch the video below to give you an overview of what is included in Kent's kit and what is involved in getting it installed.
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