Had to purchase a fuel pressure tester in 1987, got an Actron Professional Made in the USA from Dayton Ohio. Still make them, but have no idea where today. Has a drain tube with it, was good if you can hot wire the fuel pump, to pump out water from the bottom of your tank. Also have an electric fuel pump, filler tubes are so long now, can't even syphon the gas.
Trick is to find which of the three hose with fuel evaporative systems that is the feed line.
Generally recommend to stick with an OEM, at rockauto.com price range is between 70-200 dollars, may want to try one of the cheaper types, do have a rebuilt kid for $37.00. Some are in the 500 buck range, ha, a brand new Made in the USA Carter fuel pump for my 82 P-30 motorhome was 18 bucks and took me 15 minutes to install it.
E10 is also crazy driving up the price of our food, cost more to make it than ethanol free gas, but our lovely government charges a lot less for it because they want us to use it.
Ha, for my old 65 Buick, could make my fuel pump like brand new again for a buck. Times sure have changed. 80's Honda's had an external fuel pump, because they were so easy to replace, never had problems with them. Older intank pumps used carbon brushes, they sure didn't last long, some newer ones are using brushless motors. Some vehicles have an access plate, no need to drop the tank, most do not.
When does a fuel pump go bad? Just after you fill the tank.
Trick is to find which of the three hose with fuel evaporative systems that is the feed line.
Generally recommend to stick with an OEM, at rockauto.com price range is between 70-200 dollars, may want to try one of the cheaper types, do have a rebuilt kid for $37.00. Some are in the 500 buck range, ha, a brand new Made in the USA Carter fuel pump for my 82 P-30 motorhome was 18 bucks and took me 15 minutes to install it.
E10 is also crazy driving up the price of our food, cost more to make it than ethanol free gas, but our lovely government charges a lot less for it because they want us to use it.
Ha, for my old 65 Buick, could make my fuel pump like brand new again for a buck. Times sure have changed. 80's Honda's had an external fuel pump, because they were so easy to replace, never had problems with them. Older intank pumps used carbon brushes, they sure didn't last long, some newer ones are using brushless motors. Some vehicles have an access plate, no need to drop the tank, most do not.
When does a fuel pump go bad? Just after you fill the tank.