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Hey Friend,

Removing the scavenge pump involves accessing it from the rear of the cylinder head, often requiring removal of the exhaust, engine mounts, accessory bracket, or even the valve cover for clearance.

You’re likely going to have to remove more than you originally thought.

I myself have never tackled that job.

Good luck.
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