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    Silverado truck fuel pump

     



    Today I replaced the fuel pump in my 2000 silverado.

    On the advice of a local mechanic, I used my 4post lift to raise the bed, rather than to drop the tank. It worked fairly well, but it certainly wasn't the half hour job which he made it sound like it would be.

    I had to make a spanner wrench for the lock nut, and the new pump had an adapter harness for one of the plugs, but otherwise no surprises and it went easy enough.

    If I had it to do again, which I probably will as it is an Feebay cheapie, I would put the truck ON the lift first, to undo all the fasteners, instead of sliding around on cardboard on the ground. Also, I would make the spanner wrench instead of struggling against the lock nut with screwdivers and a hammer.
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    I just did center fuel pump on the 1996 F150 I just got. Only to find out the rear is basically blown. Pinion has 1/2" of side to side play. I got a rear now, just gotta get it in
    You don't know what you've got til it's gone

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