im comfused

bgnbfy · Veteran Member

im comfused

Doc · Administrator

The fuel sender comes as an assembly with a fuel pump. It gets a little pricey. If you pm me your vin number, I can get you a price.

bgnbfy · Veteran Member

hey thanks i wasnt sure he was telling me the truth or not..he quoted me a price of 350.00 for parts and labor...it was the best price i got...is that a fair price you think?

87ls · Veteran Member

I say so, took about 3 years for Dave to change his fuel pump...so that is about 100 bucks a year, not bad.

twomanymontes · Moderator - Monte Hunter Lead Investigator

87ls wrote:

I say so, took about 3 years for Dave to change his fuel pump...so that is about 100 bucks a year, not bad.

Wrong car Joe, And that is only a supply pump, the mechanical one is still there.

And Jay, I think the Fuel sending unit may still be available separately. I just got one 2 weeks ago for an Impala. I think they may be the same

87ls · Veteran Member

I always harrass you about that pump lol. For years now :)

bgnbfy · Veteran Member

so i maybe getting screwed but at the same time its probably a good idea to get the fuel pump done as well considering its the original one @ 218,000 miles. hell alot of my car is original. i heard those factory pumps are poop anyhow so maybe i got lucky it lasted this long. maybe ill have him give me the old one for a replacement just incase this one doesnt last after warrenty or would they might try to keep it for a core

twomanymontes · Moderator - Monte Hunter Lead Investigator

If you have that many miles, YES replace the entire pump assembly!!!

bgnbfy · Veteran Member

yeah probably a good idea...dont want to have to go in again for something i could have gottan done the same day..pretty impressive huh to have that pump work for that long eh?