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| dan0617 | Put a fuel pump in a Chevy truck...what a job!! | ||
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I just changed the fuel pump in my father-in-law's '88 Chevy truck the other day. It looked like it would be simple, but I broke off 1 of the strap bolts, 2 fuel lines, then another line toward the front just by moving it a little. RUST!!! The good news is 3 pieces of HD rubber fuel line, a handful of fuel injection style clamps and 5 gallons of gas was all it cost to fix. When I got the fuel pump out it looked pretty familiar. I changed the pump in my '89 vette to a 67gph this summer. I ended up putting the old vette pump in his truck and it plugged right in. It works like new!!! That is a rough job to do by yourself without a lift. I'm still sore.
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Posted on: 2008/1/5 16:20
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| cuisinartvette | RE:Put a fuel pump in a Chevy truck...what a job!! | ||
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Wow..Have to change out the one in my 02 Silverado soon, it has 93k miles and Im surprise it hasnt bit the dust yet. not looking forward to it but beats getting stuck somewhere.
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Posted on: 2008/1/5 18:24
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| bogus | RE:Put a fuel pump in a Chevy truck...what a job!! | ||
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I would think the 02 will be easier to do... less rust!!!!!
That's why I hate working on old cars from the rust belt... so nasty underneath. |
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Posted on: 2008/1/5 19:23
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