Change Shurflo pump on 1998 Safari Sahara .

Wolfe 10 reply is right on the money as far as location and ease of access. Being a 98 I would replace the pump. Yours is probably worn out. Shurflo used to make a head only for jobs like this. Somewhat cheaper than the whole pump and motor. I don't know if that is still available.

If your 1998 Safari Sahara is like our 1997 Sahara, remove the transverse panel (carpeted plywood) on the front side of the wet bay.

The pump is then easily accessed.

Old-Biscuit wrote:
Changing out the pump is simple......inlet/outlet fittings, couple wires, mounting screws.

The hard part is getting access and having enough room to get your hands/tools in there :B

That is right but if you go by Lowes or Home Depot you can get pre-made extension hoses to extend the input and output lines that MAY enable you to relocate your pump to a more accessible location. I was able to find two 18" braided stainless hoses, with the right couplers to attach directly to my Shurflo pump, and relocate it right to the front of the basement compartment, if any future problems arise.

Changing out the pump is simple......inlet/outlet fittings, couple wires, mounting screws.

The hard part is getting access and having enough room to get your hands/tools in there :B

In addition to cleaning the screens at each one of your faucets, some Shurflo pumps have an inlet filter attached right to the pump itself.

If you have very little pressure, have you tried removing the screens from the outlets? Mine get filled with calcium from hard water and that reduces the pressure and flow at the faucet.

I doubt that is the problem...if it froze up it would have split and leak