Anytime this is done, it is also suggested to replace the fuel filter along the frame rail below the passenger rear door. Try to ensure you have the least amount of gas in the tank by either siphoning or just using it until you know it is very low. Using a floor jack of some kind place it gently against the bottom of the tank, usually helps to have something softer in between like a 2x4 so its not metal on metal. Loosen the 2 nuts on the top side of the bolts by reaching up behind the rear bumper and loosen and drop the straps. Unhook the fuel intake pipe and the vapor expansion pipe right next to it. Slowly drop the tank until you can reach each of the connectors on top. 2 use simple clamps, 2 require wrenches. Once these are disconnected, drop the tank to the ground or if vehicle is raised, drop it far enough to access the assembly itself. There is one ring welded to the tank itself, a middle ring that you need to twist 180� and then the assembly should pull straight out about halfway until you get to the rod connected to the float. Takes some twisting but is fairly easy to get out.Once out, pull the old strainer off the bottom, remove the clamps on the rubber hose, tilt the old pump out. Replace the pump, strainer and new rubber hose/clamps if needed. I was told to soak the strainer in clean gas for 24 hours before installing it.Installation is pretty much the reversal.
This was done on a 91 3/4 ton but most of the steps should be the same for many intank pump replacements.
One major thing to watch for is the 3 wire connector that connects to the bottom of the upper assembly. These are known to have too large a space with time and need replacement around 150,000 - 200,000 miles (less on a truck that has had plenty of heavy off road experiences). If the truck still will not start, try replacing that wiring assembly.
Previous AnswerFirst you have to remove the fuel tank to get to the fuel sending unit, which is attached to the fuel pump. You should first remove all fuel lines and elec. connectors. Remove straps and drop tank. Unscrew the sending unit, remove it and remove the old pump. Put the new one in its place.Located inside fuel tank
gotta take it out
Drop the fuel tank.
Follow the fuel lines from the injectors and youll find it.
It is inside of the fuel tank. You will need to remove the gas tank to service it.
Drain the fuel from your 1990 Chevrolet C 1500 gas tank. Remove the fuel line. Remove the fuel pump retaining plate screws. Remove the fuel pump. Reverse the process to install the new fuel pump.
Fuse : Passanger Side - Under the hood - look around the heat / ac area - will be under a cover Fuel pump : in the fuel tank.
fuel pump is locatedin the fuel tank. you will have to drop the tank to replace. I recently have done this on my suburban.
There is no reset switch for GM fuel pumps. What is the problem you are trying to solve? Stan
In the fuel tank
It is inside of the fuel tank. It is an electric fuel pump.
It has an electric fuel pump, and it is inside of the fuel tank.