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Nov 16, 2008, 3:22 PM
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fuel pump replacement
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2003 chevy 3500 express van(box truck)
6.0
125,000
I cut hole in floor of the back of the truck to gain access to the top of fuel tank. I am ready to change fuel pump. Just was wondering if there is any surprises I should worry about when doing this job or should it be pretty much straight foward?
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Jeff Norfolk
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Nov 16, 2008, 3:29 PM
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Re: fuel pump replacement
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Pretty straight forward. Be sure the rubber gasket that goesona the pump stays in place when you install the new pump. You will see what I mean when you pull the old one out. You may need to attach a new pigtail plug to the van. Some new pumps come with an updated plug that is less prone to self destruction, but it will depend on the brand you buy. I wish my customers would let me cut the access holes for this job, sure be easier. Good Luck
Jeff
(This post was edited by 10-5-6-6 on Nov 16, 2008, 7:07 PM)
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