Disconnect the fuel line that goes from the pump to the fuel filter and check for flow - if you get fuel there, the pump is ok. If not, the pump needs to be replaced. If ok, re-connect the fuel line and disconnect the line that comes out of the filter (filter to engine) and checlk for flow. If little or no flow, replace the filter. If filter is ok, reconnect the fuel line and look for an obstruction further up the line. You could also trouble-shoot in reverse by disconnecting the fuel line where it connects at the engine and checking for flow there. Then just work backwards from there.
In the fuel tank.
in the tank
In the fuel tank.
do fuel pressure test
I replaced the fuel pump in my 1999 SLT2500 Suburban. I did not have to reset anything to get it to start
Chevy did not use 1 on there trucks. Check fuel pump relay and fuse. May just have a bad pump.
Chevy does not use a reset switch. Only ford did.You need to check the fuel pump fuse and relay. You could just have a bad fuel pump.
the fuel pump is located in the fuel tank. you need to remove the tank to access it.
Located in fuel tank Probably have to be removed
The fuel pump is located inside the fuel tank. The fuel tank must be removed to gain access to the pump.
The fuel pump in your vehicle is not rebuildable.
It's inside the fuel tank. You have to drop the tank to access the pump.