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Car Forum / GMC Cars / July 2006

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Leaking fuel from fuel pump assembly????

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disturbed1980 - 03 Jul 2006 23:33 GMT
Car = 1999 Sunfire 2.4 Litre

Ok Im having a gas leak,  had it up on the hoist and a mechanic is
telling its coming from my fuel pump assembly where everything goes
into the tank in the very back. My question is as to avoid replacing
the whole fuel pump assembly  as the pump is working fine as car is
getting gas and working no problems, and I dont really want to go spend
500.00 + Canadian for a new pump if I dont have too.   Is there a way
to  maybe check or fix lines or gaskets or anything ? or do I have to
get a whole new fuel pump.

Thanks Brian
Shep - 04 Jul 2006 00:52 GMT
Is it the fuel pump or the lines going into the float unit?

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disturbed1980 - 04 Jul 2006 04:15 GMT
hey shep its coming from the lines or there abouts going into the tank
itself the pump is fine i believe.

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redeye-racing - 04 Jul 2006 01:27 GMT
> Car = 1999 Sunfire 2.4 Litre
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go get a second opinion. if i remember correctly,. the lines going to
the sending unit are replacable and the sending unit lines going into
the tank are probably plastic.
if your fuel pump comes as a pump/sender module, you have to replace
all of it, but the price would be more like 600. just in parts.
if the two come seperate, you can change the sender only,HOWEVER, you
would be wasting your time re installing a 7 year old pump

go get it checked elsewhere....try to stay away from shops where the
techs work flat rate or on commission only, like dealerships or
Canadian tire type places...they are on the upsell...
 
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