1995 GMC K1500 PU fuel pump replacement through bed access panel

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  • Опубликовано: 27 май 2019
  • Watched every other video I could find and used the best ideas.

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  • @richardsmith1289
    @richardsmith1289 3 года назад +18

    Yes the measurements giving are perfect for 98 Chev k1500 Extended cab...

  • @davejyd
    @davejyd 4 года назад +22

    Used these directions to put a new fuel pump in my 97 K2500 - - took me about an hour - - and I took my time - and that included getting the tools ready. I used a circular saw with a metal blade, though - could control the depth of the cut better with this.

    • @diggydice9041
      @diggydice9041 3 года назад +1

      I've got people about to do mine in 30 minutes.... I'm disabled but how much would this cost at the shop ? With 1/2 tank of gas in it ?
      I haven't had time to check out prices but this truck has all new engines/parts so I'm keeping her... lol, peace

    • @davejyd
      @davejyd 3 года назад +2

      @@diggydice9041 a shop will do it the usual way - by dropping the tank and changing the pump that way - - unsure what the shop charges for labor, but it is usually listed as a 3 hour job, I believe - they should be able to tell you up front how much it will be - - -

    • @diggydice9041
      @diggydice9041 3 года назад +6

      @@davejyd ~ well, since I 1st posted to you, they cut the hole & changed the pump/filters..... I hear her running & the bed liner
      is being put back..... I'm paying $350 + parts but that's probably a "deal"? You did a good job here. I've got a 95 Silverado and now
      I can say that if the truck is over 15 yrs old, cut the hole. Cuz all the bolts to take the bed out or drop the tank will be subject to
      breaking/stripping out. thanks for the reply... subbed

  • @brianyoung4659
    @brianyoung4659 3 года назад +15

    Hack!