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Old 08-24-2010, 12:08 PM
WireGuy1950 WireGuy1950 is offline
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Fuel Pump Access

This may be an odd request, but I was wondering if anyone knows or has access to a gas tank (mine is a 2000 Sub 1500).

What I would like is a set of dimensions to the center of the fuel pump I could use to reference to the inside so I could cut an access hole (under the rear seat) to replace the fuel pump. Maybe something from the center of the forward mounting strap, N-S and E-W.

I was looking under the truck the other day but the tank is too covered in stuff to find the fuel pump. I can't even touch it in place.

I don't have to replace the pump yet, but I think it may be close--probably this winter.

I've seen this mod done on another forum and the replacement time goes to about 30 minutes.

I'll post some pictures when I do this modification.

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Old 08-24-2010, 04:38 PM
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Re: Fuel Pump Access

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This may be an odd request, but I was wondering if anyone knows or has access to a gas tank (mine is a 2000 Sub 1500).

What I would like is a set of dimensions to the center of the fuel pump I could use to reference to the inside so I could cut an access hole (under the rear seat) to replace the fuel pump. Maybe something from the center of the forward mounting strap, N-S and E-W.

I was looking under the truck the other day but the tank is too covered in stuff to find the fuel pump. I can't even touch it in place.

I don't have to replace the pump yet, but I think it may be close--probably this winter.


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use an 1/8 inch drill bit. then drill a hole thru the floor.using this as a reference mark out the floor and cut out a section with a cutoff wheel. make the hole bigger than you need. using some heavy gauge galvanized metal cover the hole and using a good sealant like dow 795. seal the edge and use very short sheel metal self tap screws to hold the panel in place.
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Old 08-24-2010, 06:40 PM
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Re: Fuel Pump Access

Most likely you'll have to drop the tank to get the N-S, E-W references you need. Keep in mind you'll also have to have room to get the electrical and fuel line connections off and back on.

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