Hey, got another question. Has anyone had to replace their fuel pump? After hearing the price garages want to change it, my father and I decided we were going to cut a chunk out of the trunk and remove it that way from the top. So has anyone attempted this? Also, how can I pinpoint where the pump is so we dont cut too much, too little? Thanks.
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I changed my fuel pump It was very easy- it took somewhere between two and three hours. The most tedious part is cutting the access panel with a dremel- you go through a bunch of those cutoff wheels. but, since 40 of them cost like 2 bucks, its really not a big deal. I put in a walbro 255 lph pump (got it for 100 bucks new online), and it was almost plug and play.
The old pump sits inside this cup-thing. I took out the old pump, and put the new one in, and the new pump almost fits perfectly inside the cup. Its just a bit taller, but on 98's at least it doesnt matter because the cup thing is mounted by rubber holders, and they give a little leeway.
After you have the access panel cut, should you ever need to swap pumps again, it would take less than an hour to do it.All gone :(<br />Best ET ever: 14.3 (I think)<br />----------------------------<br />Check out my site for exhaust clips, burnouts, and pictures, and the supercharger throttle body mod.<br /><a href=\"http://www.geocities.com/net_addict/index.html\" target=\"_blank\">Click on the Firebird</a>
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Riles:
After you have the access panel cut, should you ever need to swap pumps again, it would take less than an hour to do it.<hr></blockquote>
Can you do me a favor?? Get an exact measurement and/or picture of your access panel so I can get a location of the pump. I really don't want to cut a huge panel if I don't need to... ;)
I don't need a fuel....whoa, nevermind. I don't want to jinx it just yet :D
Thanx!
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by cassie:
I know Nachius has
try hitting him up w/an email<hr></blockquote>
We Dropped the tank to do mine and it sucked. Access panel is the way to go there are instructions all over the place how, and where to cut!
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Ahhh, good stuff... nachius, if I knew where to find that stuff, I wouldnt be asking you guys how to do it. Heh, so if maybe your bored, you want to paste me one of the links buddy? :D
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Your all goin for this Walbro? I take it thats a good choice for a pump? What did it cost you guys? Got a suggestion where to pick one up?<a href=\"http://dpo.rpaisley.com/displayfile.do?file_id=11856&size=ORIGINAL\" target=\"_blank\">05 GTO</a><br /><a href=\"http://dpo.rpaisley.com/displayfile.do?file_id=2825&size=ORIGINAL\" target=\"_blank\">97 W68</a><br /><a href=\"http://dpo.rpai
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