Broke fuel pump connector... HELP PLEASE
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Broke fuel pump connector... HELP PLEASE
So long story short I had the bed off of my 2008 Silverado trying to fix a evap p0446 code. I already replaced the evap canister and the problem persists so I decided to go over all the lines and check the canister..... Well I was checking the lines and I just nudged the fuel line that goes to the fuel rail from the pump and the connector at the pump just snapped .
My truck is a 4.8 with a TR224 cam and BTR Dual springs and all other bolt-ons. So this leaves me with a big question do I order a flex fuel pump and regulator and enjoy the small upgrade or should I epoxy it and put a walbro pump in the housing, should I get a housing from a junk yard and upgrade that pump... All input is appreciated.
My truck is a 4.8 with a TR224 cam and BTR Dual springs and all other bolt-ons. So this leaves me with a big question do I order a flex fuel pump and regulator and enjoy the small upgrade or should I epoxy it and put a walbro pump in the housing, should I get a housing from a junk yard and upgrade that pump... All input is appreciated.
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I am not all that familiar with the GMT900's.
Besides the pump assembly what else would you need?
The OEM stuff seems to to go 100K without issues. So unless you need a higher out put or plan on building something that will exceed the OEM pump capabilities, I would not hassle with it. I have seen guys use various pumps in the OEM bucket but they don't seem to have the same longevity as the OEM stuff.
I have never used the aftermarket pumps so I can not comment other than what I have seen and heard.
Besides the pump assembly what else would you need?
The OEM stuff seems to to go 100K without issues. So unless you need a higher out put or plan on building something that will exceed the OEM pump capabilities, I would not hassle with it. I have seen guys use various pumps in the OEM bucket but they don't seem to have the same longevity as the OEM stuff.
I have never used the aftermarket pumps so I can not comment other than what I have seen and heard.
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I know you can get less expensive pump assemblies but I see the Ac Delco units for around $250
Hell I even found this one for $226.90
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fuel-Pump-Module-Assembly-ACDelco-GM-Original-Equipment-M10211-/141632717716?hash=item20f9f7c394&vxp=mtr
Hell I even found this one for $226.90
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fuel-Pump-Module-Assembly-ACDelco-GM-Original-Equipment-M10211-/141632717716?hash=item20f9f7c394&vxp=mtr
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