leaking fuel tank
#11
02-25-2008, 07:09 PM
RE: leaking fuel tank
they are in the business to make cash to pay their bills...
#12
02-25-2008, 07:59 PM
RE: leaking fuel tank
Man I really gotta look at what you're drivin'. I saw '98 and immediately thought Blazer. In '98 Blazers, there were two tanks used. Late '98 was the transition to plastic on the 4 door.
For a '98 S10 w/ 2.2L I4, looks as though you can pickup a new steel tank at your favorite autoparts store. I just looked them up on PartsAmerica.com (Advanced Autoparts); the Spectre is $250 and the Dorman is $265.
A new pump would be around $300 and I would go for an AC Delco unit (MU110) from RockAuto.com unless you have an AC Delco retailer close (check at ACDelco.com).
The tank is a bit cheaper from RockAuto.com as well, however shipping will undoubtably be higher.
Hope this helps in your decision... Ofcourse, if it were me, I would do it myself as soon as an opportunity came available.
For a '98 S10 w/ 2.2L I4, looks as though you can pickup a new steel tank at your favorite autoparts store. I just looked them up on PartsAmerica.com (Advanced Autoparts); the Spectre is $250 and the Dorman is $265.
A new pump would be around $300 and I would go for an AC Delco unit (MU110) from RockAuto.com unless you have an AC Delco retailer close (check at ACDelco.com).
The tank is a bit cheaper from RockAuto.com as well, however shipping will undoubtably be higher.
Hope this helps in your decision... Ofcourse, if it were me, I would do it myself as soon as an opportunity came available.
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