I recently had to replace the fuel pump on my '89 Trooper. Sadly, it resides inside the gas tank and is very expensive to replace ($800-$900 with labor). Even if you find the part used (which isn't recommended with fuel pumps) you're still going to find that next to replacing the trans, it's the most expensive repair for an old Trooper.
By the way, if you're having fuel pump issues, be aware that many times it is because of worn or corroded wiring to the fuel pump -- a well-known problem on this generation of Troopers. The wiring often can be repaired WITHOUT having to replace the fuel pump, so it can be worth a try.
Also, it is possible to replace the pump by yourself, but it takes a LONG time and is fairly difficult.
It is on the right side of the block and very hard to get to
What is your question about the 89 fuel pump? I have every year FSM and parts catalogs for the Impulse.
In the fuel tank. Remove the fuel tank & take fuel pump out from the top. This is NOT a job for an amateur.
most fuel pumps on most cars are located inside the gas/fuel tank, unless there is an alternative fuel pump added post factory.
1989 thru 2002 Rodeo, Passport, or Amigo 4x2 or 4x4.
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I'm almost certain you will find it in the gas tank. I have an '88 Trooper and had to replace the fuel pump, and had to drop the gas tank to do it. If you get a Haynes repair manual, it will walk you through the process, it isn't that difficult. Obviously, the less fuel that you have in the tank, the easier it is. I used a floor jack to support the tank while I unbolted and disconnected it, and then just lowered it and wheeled it out from under the vehicle. The fuel pump will be located on top of the tank. Good Luck!!
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In the fuel tank
It is in the fuel tank.