# Remove the negative lead from your battery # Drain the tank (siphon or pump out) # disconnect fuel lines (requires a special tool to make it easy) This tool (actually a set because there are three different sized fuel lines) can be purchased for not too much money at a local parts house. # Disconnect the filler hose # Support the tank and then unbolt the tank straps # lower the tank # disconnect the electrical connections to the pump assembly # pull tank out from under van # remove old fuel pump assembly...there are several methods that GM has used to hold the pump assembly in. Most common is a rotating locking collar. It can be easily moved with a "BRASS" punch. WARNING!! Do not use a tool that will spark when tapped with a hammer...thus BRASS is a necessity. # install new pump and reverse removal procedure # after completion, contemplate the reason you took on such a major job...this is one that I have decided not to do again...a shop can do it in a half a day...it took me a lot longer and required me to purchase stuff I'll probably never use again.
You must drop the fuel tank.
Mounted on top and inside the fuel tank.
the pump is in side the fule tank drop tank replace pump get a astro van manual
If the vehicle will stall and will not restart or appears to be out of fuel but the fuel gauge reads above empty, replace the fuel sensor assembly and auxiliary tank fuel level sensor if equipped. if not, replace the instrument cluster.
Yes
Remove the fuel tank for access
No, You will have to remove the fuel tank.
drop the fuel tank and it's inside. remove the retainer on top then pull out the pump from the fuel tank
Replace it every 75,000 miles.
drop the fuel tank. pump sits in top of tank
in the fuel tank
It is inside the fuel tank.