September 30, 2010
Is there any way to get around buying a new fuel pump for my 1998 Chevy Venture?
We drained the gas tank and got the fuel pump out. There is a plug wire inside that is broke. Is there anything I can do to save $399 to get a new fuel pump? I hope this question makes sense. Help!
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Comments on Is there any way to get around buying a new fuel pump for my 1998 Chevy Venture?
Check with the parts store and see if you might install an inline electric fuel pump instead of the new original pump. It may mean a few minor changes but I believe it would work.
There might be 2 options………some fuel pumps come 2 ways – as a “complete assembly” and “replacement pump only”. The assembly is a drop in unit and comes ready to install. The “pump only” allows you to disassemble the unit and replace just the pump and then put it back together. I do not know if your Venture is this type or not.
If I understand your question, a plug connector at or near the pump is broken. So it’s possible the pump is OK? Yes, faulty electrical connectors and broken wires can be fixed, but to make such a repair inside a fuel tank? NO competent Tech will want that liability. And done incorrectly could lead to a fire/explosion.
get a new pump you might fix 1 lil problem but what if something else goes wrong these cars nowadays are all about units being replaced n e thing that the novist could fix they take out of them good luck