Chevywolf
Contributor
Posts: 131
Loc: Newton grove NC
Reg: 11-19-10
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08-06-12 08:00 AM - Post#2256329
Well it finally happened after weeks of me trying to prevent it.. My fuel pump is dead and i was wondering instead of getting the el-cheaply made one from auto zone it seems it might be cheaper to get the ac delco pump and sending unit separately and put it together myself. Would this be the wiser road to take?
1996 S-10 4x4 4.3L V-6 - "Project truck" RIP 4-15-11.
2004 Silverado extended cab "Dads truck"
1995 S-10 4x2 2.2L L-4 AKA The "Pizza mobile"
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 gchemist
Senior Chevytalk Moderator
Posts: 20822
Loc: Austin, TX 78748
Reg: 05-09-00
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08-06-12 12:11 PM - Post#2256414
In response to Chevywolf
Did you compare prices to this site?
http://store.getgmparts.com/
Shop the part number on ebay too.
I'm not familiar with your pump assembly. When I replaced my 96, I just bought the whole thing. My needle gauge was off a little. It would not move from full until 75 miles we on it. Now it, it moves right on. It still bounces around at stops/goes and angle parking.
'83 Silverardo XST - ZZ4 powered
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SleeperSS
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Posts: 1812
Loc: Spanaway, Wa
Reg: 10-17-04
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08-06-12 03:52 PM - Post#2256484
In response to Chevywolf
While you may be able to get the pump separately, it may be more trouble than it's worth. Get the entire unit from www.getgmparts.com
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