Thanks for looking. Hope I helped you to save some money. The dealer or
neighborhood mechanic will charge you hundreds. You can do the job in less
than a hour with no experience and no help. Pay yourself hundreds to work
on your own car or charge someone $50 or more to fix theirs.
for my 97 gmc sierra there are 2 bolts that are hard to see. you need an
extension that goes through the bottom of frame to the top.so theres a hole
in the bottome of the frame.
@Bazzaland Sorry I didnt post the info before but after seeing what you
paid for your fuel pump I have to give out the number of the place where i
purchase mine from. 909-724-4397 google the phone number to get the
address. They sale fuel pumps on ebay also. 50 something for just a pump
and about 110 for the whole pump assembly . Tell them a guy on youtube is
promoting them so maybe I’ll get a discount.
I have a 2006 2500 HD with a 6.5 foot bed. I removed the bed from the
truck. It was rather simple, 4 bolts on each side. My question is how do
you remove the fuel pump lines. Is there a special tool required for those.
I noticed in your video you indicated that 2007 onward needed a special
tool. But I cannot seem to remove the 2 outside lines from the pump. The
middle one was easy but it had a different type of connector.
I have been watching fuel pump replacement videos all night and I’m glad I
found this one because thats an awesome idea raising the bed. This is going
to save me from laying on my ice drive way all day tomorrow! Thanks for
sharing!
I just replaced the fuel pump in my ’02 Silverado 1500 and want to THANK
YOU for posting your helpful informative video. It wasn’t too bad at
all…they upgraded one of the electrical connectors though and I had to
spice in the new fitting for it. I bought the whole assembly $270.00 at
Advanced Auto. Thanks again for your help! Cheers Mate! ~Baz in Florida
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Thanks for looking. Hope I helped you to save some money. The dealer or
neighborhood mechanic will charge you hundreds. You can do the job in less
than a hour with no experience and no help. Pay yourself hundreds to work
on your own car or charge someone $50 or more to fix theirs.
this go to help me a lot thank you
Whas the camera person DRUNK??????
thank you for this video. It helped to know that it is better to lift the
bed rather than drop the tank.
Thanx bud
it woulda been nice if you showed us how to remove the CLIPS douche bag.
good stuff i guess its easier to lift truck bed than drop tank thanx again
Awesome. Great info, very informative, this is what I have to do today, You
make it look easy, thanks
It helps mi a lot thank you
my mechanic told me do it this way – says doing as manual shows bolts break
every time
for my 97 gmc sierra there are 2 bolts that are hard to see. you need an
extension that goes through the bottom of frame to the top.so theres a hole
in the bottome of the frame.
909-724-4397 google the phone number to get the address. Tell them a guy
on youtube is promoting them so maybe I’ll get a discount
move your camera cap!!!
How about a video to just show the avalanche off.
@Bazzaland Sorry I didnt post the info before but after seeing what you
paid for your fuel pump I have to give out the number of the place where i
purchase mine from. 909-724-4397 google the phone number to get the
address. They sale fuel pumps on ebay also. 50 something for just a pump
and about 110 for the whole pump assembly . Tell them a guy on youtube is
promoting them so maybe I’ll get a discount.
I have a 2006 2500 HD with a 6.5 foot bed. I removed the bed from the
truck. It was rather simple, 4 bolts on each side. My question is how do
you remove the fuel pump lines. Is there a special tool required for those.
I noticed in your video you indicated that 2007 onward needed a special
tool. But I cannot seem to remove the 2 outside lines from the pump. The
middle one was easy but it had a different type of connector.
cool video man.
I have been watching fuel pump replacement videos all night and I’m glad I
found this one because thats an awesome idea raising the bed. This is going
to save me from laying on my ice drive way all day tomorrow! Thanks for
sharing!
Annoying……I know!!! I made the video and didn’t play it back for a few
weeks.
that works better then goin under it an dropping the tank
Did u remove the bolts on the other side as well? Or is it not necessary
These things are a bitch to change
Super Video! Thank You for making it. Nice Job…
Yes remove the bolts
Cool vid!
Good video man!
Do you happen to have a part number and where you bought the pump from?
who was playing with pots & pans in the background? *LoL* thanks 4 the
video, big help
I just replaced the fuel pump in my ’02 Silverado 1500 and want to THANK
YOU for posting your helpful informative video. It wasn’t too bad at
all…they upgraded one of the electrical connectors though and I had to
spice in the new fitting for it. I bought the whole assembly $270.00 at
Advanced Auto. Thanks again for your help! Cheers Mate! ~Baz in Florida