I hope im posting this ? in the right section.....will a fuel pump from a 96-97 s10 work in a99 blazer???? if so how do i get to the fuel tank of my blazer???? do i drop it from underneath or can i go thru the cab somehow???? any help or tips is greatly appreciated.....

 

If I remember correctly, it's the same on the '95 as it is in later models. You have to lift the Blazer up, and also support the tank with a jackstand, then disconnect the fuel lines, etc. and loosen the support straps for it. Then you can lower the tank. When you remove and replace the pump assembly, be careful not break it. Getting pieces of fuel pump out of your tank sucks. It's even worse if the pieces come off your new pump.

 

Without knowing what the PN is of the one you are looking at, there is no way to tell if it would work. There are quite a few differences in the fuel pumps in the prior to 98 and the 98 on. Not to mention the differences in 2dr to 4dr for the Blazer pumps. Way too many differences to be able to say for sure without knowing all of the details of the vehicle you are pulling the pump from (exact year, 2wd/4wd, etc) and then comparing that with the pump required for your application.

As far as the replacement goes, you have to lower the tank. There is no access hole inside the truck.

 

ok thanx for the advice and wat is the PN????the new fuel pump is coming from a 97 s10 ext cab 2wd.....i hope this new info helps.....and my blazer is a 99 4dr 4wd.....i will try 2 do some research on both vehicles for wat parts can be swapped with lil or no changes to them

 

PN == part number...

For a '99 Blazer 4dr 4wd, the replacement AC Delco pump is an MU85 (GM #25176789). For a '97 S10 ext cab 2wd... I can only find the PN for the regular cab which is AC Delco # MU1062 (GM #25344814).

The differences may be slight, but a used fuel pump is not something I would ever consider using. I realize that the price may be steep, but you have no idea of the health of the pump you will be putting in when you go used. I would rather buy the proper replacement (AC Delco when it comes to fuel pumps) and do the job once than to do it again in short order because I went the cheap route. But that is up to you.

 

thanx swartlkk.....i will consider ur advice and i agree that its better 2 buy new than used but when ur on a budget it sux.....