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replace fuel pump????


daddy0_4
11-10-2006, 10:48 PM
Hey everyone!! I have a 1993 G.V. 3.3 with just under 180,000 had 132,000 when purchased. Will be driving to Cincy, (about 1100 each way) at xmas. Should I replace the fuel pump before I leave. Would hate to break downwhile on vacation. Had a 94 e150 and the fuel pump went out at around 165,000. So what do you all think. Thanks.

vipergg
11-11-2006, 10:09 AM
Hey everyone!! I have a 1993 G.V. 3.3 with just under 180,000 had 132,000 when purchased. Will be driving to Cincy, (about 1100 each way) at xmas. Should I replace the fuel pump before I leave. Would hate to break downwhile on vacation. Had a 94 e150 and the fuel pump went out at around 165,000. So what do you all think. Thanks.
There is no real way to answer that . It could last another 50000 miles or it could break tomorrow . You have gotten good life out of it . If you are real worried about it then invest the $300 to have it replaced and drive with peace of mind.

fawalley
11-11-2006, 10:53 AM
I'd have to agree with ViperGG for the most part. There is no way of knowing.

My GV quit at 175k I managed to limp it home the 27 miles but had to be pushed the last 2.

If it were me going that far I just rent a car or suv for the trip. Something that I would consider buying when it's time to put the GV to rest.

If you do break down the rental co would get a replacement for you to carry on with your trip and in the end your GV would be at home waiting your return.

daddy0_4
11-11-2006, 06:51 PM
Thanks guy's for the replies. I know you can't give an exact mileage as to when a fuel pump will go out. I was just looking for some general consesus as to how long the generaly last. As far as the van in general everything is good and I think I won't have a problem with engine/tranny.

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