Thanks for all the suggestions guys. I took it to a local shop and they
said that it was some wiring in the main wiring harness. They said there
was no power to the pump. They fixed the corroded wires and re-shrink
wrapped and buttoned up the wiring harness for $225. Lots better than $500
for a new pump to be installed.
Gregg
92 V6
""Jon N. Benignus"" <blkwidow1@primary.net> wrote in message
news:BA4F4052.152E2%blkwidow1@primary.net...
>
> > How much is it roughly to have the pump replaced at a dealer for those
that
> > have had it done?
> $450.
> If there is no fuel at the test port and the pump is not whirring, it
sounds
> like the pump is bad. To be sure IIRC you can switch the fuel pump relay
> with another in the system. Normal fuel pressure is about 38psi. Mine was
> only 5. They checked it in about 5 min. in the parking lot.
> I watched the guys change mine. They loosened the bolts on the bed, and a
> couple guys lifted the L side while another changed the pump.
>
> I seriously doubt the dealer would change the pump if you bought it
> elsewhere without charging a bit more in labor unless you have a good
> relationship with them.
>
> HTH and good luck.
>
> Jon
> STL MO
> 92 RC V6 auto
>
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