[rmodel65]

I would have driven to georgia and put a fuel pump in for 880$ lol

 

[rmodel65]

You have a point, i guess i should have said, if you have some knowledge of say....doing the brakes, it should be pie.

I don't blame you on the fuel pump deal....i dropped a tank in my driveway once, an 86 Thunderbird....maybe 89....i wouldn't want to do it again. ug.

I had the fuel pump in my 1991 mustang gt(same car as a tbird) go out on the side of I4 coming back from tampa
Had to change it in the side if the road. That sucked at least I got the car to the rest area

 

[rmodel65]

The pain in the as* to change it yourself was better than the pain in the wallet having it done though right...lol

That would suck having to do it roadside.....sheesh

The bad part is I put in an autozone airtek pump...it went out three more time after this each about a month later..pulled that garbage out got a holley (walbro) pump dropped in and never had another problem

 

[rmodel65]

Yeah the airtek was all that was in stock. I had to have someone bring it and tools. I'll never use anything but oem pumps or legit aftermarket like walbro from now on