Posted by trucker40 on August 26, 2009 at 17:25:54 from (69.151.56.152):
In Reply to: O/T, S-10 fuel pump posted by greygoat on August 26, 2009 at 07:09:12:
I did that on my 1500 Chevy pickup.50 dollars for a fuel pump from salvage yard about 2 hours for me and my son to drop the tank and put it in put the tank back on.Taking the bed off would be easier,but I sprayed the bolts good with liquid wrench after I cleaned the threads with a wire brush on the tank straps.Then took them off with an impact wrench.It took longer to jack the truck up than it did to get the tank off,but it was kind of hard to get the lines off.Cant remember now just what the problem was other than the lines were real rusty.Anyway I got all that with the one from the salvage yard which was in much better shape than mine.
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