Todays project...

[RonC5]

Changed the fuel pump/sender on the truck. 2 hours and done.

[Jeff '79]

[09CTSV]

No fair, that is cheating using a lift. You need to do it on the ground with a full tank of gas.

[RonC5]

I will cheat like this all the time. 8 bolts and 4 connectors and it was in the air. Made changing the pump very easy. Sure beats wrestling a 28 gallon tank to the ground and then trying to balance it to re-connect the straps.

[Capt Van]

I use my MaxJax all the time, one of the best tools I have. Good job

[markids77]

My Bud simply cut an access door in his bed floor. Piano hinge and fabricated slide lock. In 325000 miles he has replaced the pump 3 times... takes him less than an hour.

[Oh-yaa]

Originally Posted by 09CTSV

No fair, that is cheating using a lift. You need to do it on the ground with a full tank of gas.

I had to do that same thing on my Yukon. The worst part was wrestling the tank back in place.

[Craig]

The gas gauge in my '97 Sonoma has been dead for years. I just reset the trip odometer every time I fill up, and make sure I refill when it hits 200 miles, which is about four times a year.

[boracayjohnny]

Very

Imagine how much the dealership would charge for that.

[Kerrmudgeon]

If I tried to lift the box off my truck it would crumble into a pile of rust.

Damn you, salt and winters.

What year is that? .....very clean looking truck from that pic.

[RonC5]

Originally Posted by Kerrmudgeon

If I tried to lift the box off my truck it would crumble into a pile of rust.

Damn you, salt and winters.

What year is that? .....very clean looking truck from that pic.

99. I searched for over a year for a nice truck. Very hard to find a RCSB 5.3 that hasn't been trashed.

https://www.thevettebarn.com/forums/o...02-new-me.html

[Kerrmudgeon]

Great find, but I'd need a four wheel for the winter. you need sunglasses to drive that RED of a pickup!

[Dave]

BTDT, but not with a lift. That's cheating.
Still not a bad job though