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Old 06-28-2007, 11:12 AM
rigmoova rigmoova is offline
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fuel pump

My fuel pump makes a noise , sometimes loud , sometimes not so loud. Irritating! Anyhow is it supposed to or does it need changed and where is it located? Ugh. How hard would it be to do myself?
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Re: fuel pump

What year is your car?

Generally though if the engine runs fine in all conditions (starting, cruising, WOT conditions) then I wouldn't worry too much about the noise or no noise until the car starts running bad or quits altogether. A really noisy pump may be cause for concern though in the future, but all electric fuel pumps do make some noise.

If you feel you need to replace it, I can help you out if its a 93-97 model, 98 and up I am not clear about those.
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