replacing fuel pump
#11
06-23-2010, 10:24 PM
Yea the lines on the 4th gen can be disconected. I didn't have any problems cutting the trap door and replacing the fuel pump on my 4th gen convertible.
#13
08-08-2010, 08:17 PM
e- vap lines help
I didn't cut hard lines? Do you mean in the rag tops? Thats a 4th gen hard top. I think the rag tops have a brace that might get in the way. If your putting a cheap pump in you want the access pannel. Chances are you will be doing it again. I got 3 weeks out of my $179 one. It didn't leave me sit but it got so loud I could hear over the radio.
help; took gas tank out now cant rememeber where fuel lines go back???? can you help!??
#14
08-08-2010, 09:06 PM
Lisawebmistress....... here is the parts nanual, find your yr in it and get answer. Welcom to our forum!
http://www.z28.com/LyleA/93-02%20%20...s%20Manual.pdf
http://www.z28.com/LyleA/93-02%20%20...s%20Manual.pdf
#18
08-14-2010, 08:10 PM
I havent done mine yet.... have a pump, but havent installed it yet...Looks like they used a Dremmel Tool with those 1 inch dia disc's to me. CAREFULLY but i'm not sure about that. sry I will do some research and get back to you on this, dont want it to blow-up on you.
Last edited by CNCman; 08-14-2010 at 08:19 PM.
#19
08-14-2010, 08:29 PM
Here is the website for dims and instructions.... Do NOT use anything that creats SPARKS !!!!
http://www.worldisround.com/articles/12533/index.html
A Quote from it .....
I'm glad I found this website, I was going to take a whole day to replace my fuel pump. Only I didn't use a saw, don't like alot of sparks or noise. I used some craftman sheet metal snips for 16 guage steel and some all steel pruning clippers for plants. Mostly used the pruning clippers, Just drilled a 1/2" hole to get started, and put the blade in the hole and pulled up, it cut it pretty nice, just like opening up a can of food with an old fashioned can opener, only cut 3 sides so I could fold it down again, cut alittle farther over to disconnect the fuel lines, then used some bondo to seal up the cut. Doesn't look quite as nice as a saw and a piece of steel to cover the hole, but who really cares, it's covered with carpet, can't see it. Only took about 1 1/2 hours to complete. Alot of time saved, and GM could have easily put a door there when they made the car.
— Firebird Owner, April 18, 2004
http://www.worldisround.com/articles/12533/index.html
A Quote from it .....
I'm glad I found this website, I was going to take a whole day to replace my fuel pump. Only I didn't use a saw, don't like alot of sparks or noise. I used some craftman sheet metal snips for 16 guage steel and some all steel pruning clippers for plants. Mostly used the pruning clippers, Just drilled a 1/2" hole to get started, and put the blade in the hole and pulled up, it cut it pretty nice, just like opening up a can of food with an old fashioned can opener, only cut 3 sides so I could fold it down again, cut alittle farther over to disconnect the fuel lines, then used some bondo to seal up the cut. Doesn't look quite as nice as a saw and a piece of steel to cover the hole, but who really cares, it's covered with carpet, can't see it. Only took about 1 1/2 hours to complete. Alot of time saved, and GM could have easily put a door there when they made the car.
— Firebird Owner, April 18, 2004
Last edited by CNCman; 08-14-2010 at 08:31 PM.
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