Fuel pumps?

[CamP]

Are any pumps made in the US nowadays? How about the ACdelco EP381?

[indy91zr1]

i would wager to say prob not anymore. That being said I know Marc Haibeck recommends the p240kc pumps. They are fairly cheap and work great. I have them in my 91 and haven't had a problem at all with them.

[Erik]

Originally Posted by indy91zr1

i would wager to say prob not anymore. That being said I know Marc Haibeck recommends the p240kc pumps. They are fairly cheap and work great. I have them in my 91 and haven't had a problem at all with them.

Is that a Delco part number?

[Erik]

NeverMind. I got it. And yes, they are a very good price.

https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/pe...fuel+pump,6256

[CamP]

Thanks for the feedback. I talked to Corey Henderson and he recommended the acdelco pump so I bought a couple of them.

[indy91zr1]

Originally Posted by CamP

Thanks for the feedback. I talked to Corey Henderson and he recommended the acdelco pump so I bought a couple of them.

Not a problem. Glad you found your answer.

[indy91zr1]

Originally Posted by Erik

NeverMind. I got it. And yes, they are a very good price.

https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/pe...fuel+pump,6256

Sorry man was busy tinkering in the garage. Yes they are a great deal. I have actually thought of just buying another pair for back ups just in case.

[Erik]

Originally Posted by indy91zr1

Sorry man was busy tinkering in the garage. Yes they are a great deal. I have actually thought of just buying another pair for back ups just in case.

I'm thinking of getting a few too. If Marc says they are good, that's good enough for me.

[Young1]

Airtex E3240 Fuel pump. Was recommended somewhere here. I purchased a pair of them for like 55 bucks in March on Walmart.com. And Airtex FS1 pump strainers. All went well. Incredible price.

[Marc Haibeck]

I will mention that I recommend Airtex E3240 fuel pumps. We use ACDelco TS1 (short) and TS2 (long) strainers.

Spectra L0148 sender assembly gasket.

Always replace all of the plastic hose clamps with metal clamps. The plastic clamps sometimes pop open a short time after they are reused. Some of the plastic clamps are developing cracks with age.