its an ac delco pump

 

not to sound foolish but sometimes the simple things get us, look through your rear wheel well (this happened to me on my 94 after replacing the fuel pump) and look at your fuel lines i was sloppy when putting the tank back in and kinked one of the nylon lines which was not allowing enough fuel flow was a very simple fix and easily seen from looking through the wheel well, wont hurt to take a look just to be safe.

 

will check that right now changing the fuel filter also

 

replaced the filter an checked the lines... Still nothing when the pump is running though its really loud almost like a faint siren or horn this I know this isnt normal anyone had this happen before?

 

I guess you missed the rest of my post when you got to the first question.

 

what was that? im lost sorry!

 

is it supposed to be that loud or could it be a defective pump?

 

About how loud a pump should be, there is no set sound level for a fuel pump in these vehicles. Some are louder than others. Some are designed to be more quiet than others. The original design was a rotary vane style impeller and some aftermarket pumps changed to a turbine style impeller which is much quieter and should be more robust, but these are the pumps that most often fail.

So to reiterate, to determine if the pump is what is causing the low fuel pressure condition, you really need to test the pump discharge pressure at the fuel pump.

 

okay took it down to the local garage... When cranking have 45-46 psi an 50 when started they are now telling me its the injector that needs to be replaced

 

Are they going to guarantee that will fix your problem. If you still have not tested the pump discharge pressure at the fuel filter, you are subject to speculation.

How did they come to find that the injector is at fault? Did you ask?