Thanks for watching! Please comment, rate, & subscribe. This video is how to replace an electric fuel pump inside the fuel tank of a 1997 Chevrolet Tahoe.
Thanks for watching! Please comment, rate, & subscribe. This video is how to replace an electric fuel pump inside the fuel tank of a 1997 Chevrolet Tahoe.
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…..hello!….do you have another one about replacing the carter
gasket?..thanks…good video!
I have montener ford v8 when the ingen n ok but when transfer to d
or r the ingen no powr , but in the rood very god ingen and trans
mission I don’t no what this broplum
I am going to try to replace mine in my 95 Chevy Tahoe thanks showing me how
I like how you do the wiring, good job and great video.
Stupid fuk engineers puts the fuel pump inside the gas tank.
how do i put the gas tank back in
seems like everyone who makes theese videos have there own shop and shop
tools. i just have a driveway 3ton jack and tools lol
if he would have used the crimp and seals properly the electrical tape
wouldnt be necessary
@MrRatlicker WAT U CAN ALSO DO IS JUST REMOVE THE BED INSTEAD OF TAKING OF
THE TANK
cant that chizzle cause a spark
@cadw600 KYP auto wire strippers purchased from Matco. They are great
strippers, but not so great crimpers. I prefer my Blue Point 29CP crimpers
from SnapOn.
Very quick and easy to follow excellent teaching on how to DIY….
The dashboard lights work but i cant tell how fast im going so i will get a
new cluster when i see wut the other problems are
@roadragecustoms wait, my car like dies while im driving sometimes. it
would be once a wk, or like 2-5 times a day sometimes, the power would just
shut off, and i would have to stop the car, and restart it, sometimes it
dont even start too when i restart it and would have to wait a bit before
it starts again. the engine turns on for like 1-2secs, then it would die,
does it sound like a fuel pump problem ??
Great tutorial video…
@shaochiavang $100.00 – $300.00.
@theanthonyvh I’ve used a steel chisel, but I put saturated and dripping
(with water) towels all around the unit as I’m striking it, just in case a
spark should fly. I always leave the two fual lines hooked up until after I
unlock the ring, just to keep any fuel away. A big brass chisel is just
piece of mind I guess. Take no chances. Hate to see this scenario on
“Worlds dumbest mistakes 3″…LOL!!! I think I might make a “Quick Easy
Way” video on “Fuel Pump” removal, without dropping the tank.
You never showed putting the gas lines back on the new sending unit.
@roadragecustoms ok, but do you know how much those fuel pump will cost?
and is it possible to just switch it by myself?
Do you have to use the aftermarket electrical connectors if the new pump
will hook up to the oem connectors?
muy bueno el video
@goodson305 If you don’t spray the starting fluid, what happens? No start,
or extended cranking time? If you cycle the key to the run position 5
seconds at a time for 3 cycles before you start, does it make a difference?
Before you pull the intake, check the fuel pressure with the engine
running. Check to see how fast and how much the pressure drops, if any,
once it has been sitting long enough to need starting fluid. The pressure
could be lost out the regulator, pump, lines, or injector(s).
To be safe, I would have used a brass tool or a wooden dowel to bang the
lock ring off with. Remember, you’re working with gas fumes and a spark
could ignite them!
Thank you so much for your video! We watched so many others and they
totally sucked. Couldn’t understand what they were trying to tell us. Thank
you for actually showing us what to do!
Using a “steel on steel” chisel to remove the lock ring could cause a
spark, wouldn’t brass be safer?
do you know where the fuel pump fuse is?
Good video!!!! does anyone know if a 97 cadillac deville fuel pump is
electrical? and if it needs any special tools to replace it?
My 98 lumina would start up good cold, but after warming to opt temp it
would start to sputter some, still would run ok when moving but when
shutting off for several minutes then try to turn back on no starting, have
to spray starter fluid in throttle body to fire up, all sensors replaced on
throttle body!
It’s the same basic concept… Jesus Christ dude just stop working on cars
if you can’t figure it out without seeing someone do the exact job on your
specific vehicle…
@roadragecustoms wow good quality tools. but i cannot afford. thats the
stuff i used when i was learning in college. i live by craftsman because
its all i can afford haha.
Used this video as reference to replace fuel pump on my 2004 Chevy Blazer.
It is almost exactly the same. Great explanations and nice camera work. My
first time for this repair and it went perfectly. Thanks for posting this!
we follow the instructions but now the gas gauge its not working the
reading needle its always in empty position mi car is a chevy suv 2000 do a
need to reset something?
very nice vid, informative and well done procedure. a little better angle
wit the cam would have helped a touch, but all around good video
Do you have a video showing how to replace the Neutral Saftey switch on a
GM truck?
awesome video very informative!!!
You should smoke a cig while your doing this it will help you concentrate
LOL
so fuel pump is for the odometer to read how much fuel you have, and it
sends the fuel to the lines, then to the engine, and I noticed you had to
make an electrical connection, by splicing a wire.?
Good vid! im doing mine tomorrow on my 97 hoe and this is gonna save me
some labor money from a shop!
@10satelite The best thing to do is remove the fuse or relay, then run the
engine until it stalls.
@roadrage i got a video but i dnt have a computer to upload it & show u
what the car is doing i only have my iphone
He used electrical tape to cover the connectors so dirt and moisture don’t
invade and interfere with metal contact inside the connectors at any point.
It is best to be though.