Fuel Pumps for my 92 ZR-1

[WVZR-1]

I don't believe that any of the TI brand pumps are fabricated in either Brazil or China. The majority of the product line I believe is UAW made in Caro, MI.

TI bought the very popular Walbro brand many years ago.

TI would have several potential replacements. They do still do many in the Walbro product line.

https://aftermarket.tiautomotive.com/about/

[Jetjock]

Originally Posted by TX '90 ZR1

Roy,
Here's pics of the hose (you will need 5/16 & 3/8) Carter's "Y" and my unit when complete.
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Kenny, is there a part number for the fuel filter pump sock? I'm having a hell of a time putting the current ones back on and I thought that I would change them out as well.


Roy

[TX '90 ZR1]

Originally Posted by Jetjock

Kenny, is there a part number for the fuel filter pump sock? I'm having a hell of a time putting the current ones back on and I thought that I would change them out as well.


Roy

Roy, If I recall correctly I ordered the socks at the same time I ordered the pumps. Got them from Rock Auto. (I am not 100% positive on this)
I'm not close to my records right now to see if I have a part #.
There is probably something on that in the "sticky" postings. If you don't locate it I will try to remember and see if I have them.

[spork2367]

Originally Posted by TX '90 ZR1

Roy, If I recall correctly I ordered the socks at the same time I ordered the pumps. Got them from Rock Auto. (I am not 100% positive on this)
I'm not close to my records right now to see if I have a part #.
There is probably something on that in the "sticky" postings. If you don't locate it I will try to remember and see if I have them.

Just be aware that the original long sock with the hole is no longer available.

[Matt B]

I'd appreciate to have that information, too as I just ordered 2 Delco pumps from Rockauto but could not find strainers either.

[Jetjock]

I have the long sock. Does it matter if it is the long or the short one? Plus, how do you get them back on the pump? I tried to push them on and it just won't go on.



Roy

[TX '90 ZR1]

Guys, I can't locate any info on the socks as far as part numbers go. It's been a few years since I got them. Might be a better question for Jerry or Marc.
I do remember the socks were a tight fit. Think I layed the socks on the work bench and pushed the pumps into them instead of trying to push the socks onto the pumps.
Hope this makes sense.

[Jetjock]

Okay, I now know more than when I started which is good. I checked all of the auto stores in Franklin, KY. Out of 4, one store had it and they had to order it. This was AutoZone. It's a Delphi fuel pump strainer and the part number is BFS0001 on the sales receipt. It's in a long white and blue box that says Delphi Technologies. I picked it up today and its exactly the same as my other one. On the fuel pumps, I got EP 381 and they weren't cheap.



Now do I need the long sock? I noticed that Kenny had the short ones for both of the fuel pumps? Inquiring minds have a need to know.



Roy

[PhillipsLT5]

From 2018
ACDELCO TS1
ACDELCO TS3
ACDELCO G1
AIRTEX E3240
AIRTEX E3240

[Jetjock]

I didn't realize how long it took to get the fuel system fixed but it is done. Car started right up and no leaks. Now I have to get a cam position sensor for the engine. Phil's didn't work on my car and I'm hesitate to use Marc Haibeck's original one that he has. One more issue for the car. Guys, thanks for the help.



Roy