Well, i figured out what was wrong with my car, everytime i put it in the ON position, i wouldnt hear the fuel pump, so thats what my problem is. Car wouldnt start, and died all of a sudden earlier this morning....

I took it to my mechanic because I couldnt tow it home, so I dont know how much its gonna cost me, but for a mechanic to replace a fuel pump, how much should it run me, this is a new mechanic for me since i just moved out here about a year ago... got to make sure I dont get a shady one...

 

You could do it yourself. Dont know about that gen but I had to pull the tank.

Pump is $100. Labor is probably $100-$150 if I had to guess.



The rest is on my sight.

 

I would do it myself but we have company over, and in my family(a.k.a only mothers) point of view is, guest come first, no matter what, so no garage, and the only place a I could tow it was this place, because at least I "remotely" know him because he fixed up my body after an accident.

 

freaking sweet no banjo fitting on the feed and return lines, w00t freaking w00t,

completeing my high volume fuel system is going to be simpler than i origionally imagined 'excellent' banjo fittings in fuel line while boosting/spraying/needing large volumes of fuel = lean and boom

sweet, i cant wait to do the entire install

AND WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEE

 

Don't some companys make inline pumps(I think even NOS does) you just leave the stock pump and put this on the line. Then when you have more time finish it up. I'm also assuming you checked the fuel pump fuse?

 

fuel pump fuse... diagrams, were is it... i dont want to be suckered out a 100 bucks... if i can do it for 20...

-Jon

 

Ack. what a mess that job will be. I'd pay someone $100 bucks just so I didn't have to deal with the spilled gasoline....

 

Im just alittle woried that if its only a fuse....
these guys might **** me over.... i dont trust them yet...

"having a mechanic is like having a women"
-jon