hello, will this pump work on the 2000 s10 4 cylinder flex fuel engine? is it plug and play or need any cutting in the wiring harness etc? thanks!
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It will work good with the 2.2L engine 4 cylinder. No need to cut or rewire just plug and play.
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Not sure about a year 2000. My truck is a 98 with the 2.2l. Yes it does come with a new harness and you have to cut the old one off. Just make sure you use some liquid electrical tape to seal the butt connector connections. Gore this helps.
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My book shows only BMW M3 2008 4.OL, V8 VIN 3 (S54) BMW MS S60 @ 84 to 90 psi and say Remove fuel pump relay (K96) behind RH of dash 32 or 33 @ Fuel supply inlet.Sorry i could not be much help my book for that vehicle only gose to 2008 now if its the same then it might work for i dont know if they upgrade there book but i got mine 2012.
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Just did a little research and according to corvette forum, JC Whitney, ep386 is the correct pump. I purchased the fuel sending unit as well and it came with the strainer.
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Yes and also make sure you replace the main seal and gasket at the same time. I watched a you tube video as i did the swap and was good to go. The motor has a 110/220 switch and worked perfect. Im getting ready to do. this agian for a family member and this is the same pump I told them to get. Make sure you pop your breaker first. You will also need a larger size adjustable pliers and about a foot and a half green color ground wire. I know this saved a few hundred bucks when i was done. Let the power of you tube guide you and may the force be with you.
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This pump is approved by Bosch for pump fuel which is E10 (the normal stuff). A fairly large number of folks have and continue to run this pump with E85 without issue, but like I said its not approved for it by the manufacture. If you want you can call Bosch and ask.
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I replaced my maytag pump with a samsung one. Half the money. Its probably the same one. If it bolts right in and plugs right in go for it.
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A lot of older motors will probably accept this fuel pump. They run on the suction from the cylinders. If the bolt pattern matches (check the specs) it will probably work, however, the bolts themselves are hard to come by. Most are not long enough and metric won't probably work. I used threaded studs and made extension washers out of small diameter copper tubing for our old Evenrude. Good luck and check the YouTube videos for a look to see if you see your Johnson there.
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Hi Ron, I am not sure, however, the new pumps are perfect replacements for the old ones. My Classic is most likely a '94 and I had to take the pump apart to switch out the wires with the old pump simply because I could not get the little wire clamp off and didn't want to break it. Supposedly the new pumps actually push a little more water, so they are a little better. In my opinion, I would try it and hope for the best. I'm 95% sure it will switch out fine. The hoses will switch out OK, the wires should as well and it just sits in the compartment anyway and doesn't have to 'fit' into anything. Good Luck
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Will this work on a 2001 S10 4.3 and will it work on this year of truck like the factory one is and will it hurt the wires going to my factory fuse box are over load with this high output Amps please let me no....
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This pump has a spring loaded housing that is used to fit many GM vehicles due to varying tank depths. The hose connections are the same as used on my 2000 Silverado and 02 Malibu. Obviously you never know till you drop the tank. Unless you own a oddball 2.3 liter as opposed to the standard 4.3 liter it will fit and I recommend it as it has the tank vent sensor and many extra adapters for various applications.
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That is how all pumps come. You just use a butt splice connector to your existing wires. Pay attention to wire colors when splicing together.
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the pump on my 03 has 4 wires check the picture up close you can see them check with your local auto parts retailer for part interchangeability first.
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You have to pull out your fuel pump and see what kind wiring style it is, (either threaded -/+ terminals or plug-in). This fuel pump is a plug in style, just like you'd plug in a fuse. You can also check the Autobest website for a full list of compatible vehicles, however: I bought this pump because the Autobest website said it'd fit my car, but then when I took out my old pump I could tell right away that this plug-in pump wouldn't work.
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Should work fine. mine did. You will want to get a fuel management sys. also to take advantage of all that air in and out(power) and so you don't lean out.
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Yes it will, toyota says the supercharger will not work on flex fuel, but air intake will
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I got this pump for my 1985 40 hp johonson, but the fuel nipple to the carburators was way to small. It is possible to change the nipple. Best regards Kristian Rygh
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Thank you for confirming my suspicions. I ordered mine quite a while ago and was wondering why more specifications weren't shown. I thought this "oversight" might have been deliberate, allowing different pumps to be provided under the same listing. Both pumps I received were rotary type and worked very well. Either type can have trouble if the diaphragms or seals are incompatible with the fuel. As an amateur mechanic, I would say the decision for your use would be based on the one that was easiest to install. The usual advice is to mount the pump as close to the fuel tank and as low as possible (pumps push much better than they vacuum), particularly if vapor lock may be an issue.