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2002 chevy tahoe purchased used 11/2006 with 50,000 miles.gas gauge never went to full.4/2010 fuel pump was replaced $1000.00, now it's 7/2010 and gas gauge fluctuates while driving with full tank of gas to empty, car slows down and then suddenly picks back up with gas gauge showing full again.very unsafe on freeways!!was told by pepboys when they replaced fuel pump that something wasn't working with the computer, oh really, but of course we were told that 9 times out of 10 that it was more than likely the fuel pump and they didn't work on the computer.cost of repair was probably the deciding factor.now i feel unsafe while driving because i don't know if the vehicle is going to suddenly slow down while driving on the freeway or anywhere else for that matter.what's up chevy?, what's wrong with the computer??
2002 chevy tahoe purchased used 11/2006 with 50,000 miles.gas gauge never went to full.4/2010 fuel pump was replaced $1000.00, now it's 7/2010 and gas gauge fluctuates while driving with full tank of gas to empty, car slows down and then suddenly picks back up with gas gauge showing full again.very unsafe on freeways!!was told by pepboys when they replaced fuel pump that something wasn't working with the computer, oh really, but of course we were told that 9 times out of 10 that it was more than likely the fuel pump and they didn't work on the computer.cost of repair was probably the deciding factor.now i feel unsafe while driving because i don't know if the vehicle is going to suddenly slow down while driving on the freeway or anywhere else for that matter.what's up chevy?, what's wrong with the computer??
Fourth fuel pump in less than 11 years has been replaced.this is the second fuel pump that has been replaced in the last two years.this is causing over $600 in repairs each time this is replaced.the shop is paying to replace the part, but i am still losing money on the labor.
Fuel pump for 1999 chevy s-blazer 4 dr. Model. Pump has been replaced 4 times within 8 mos. First lasted 7 mos. Second lasted 4 days, third lasted 2 weeks, so far. Wiring harness has been replaced as recommended. Upon replacement of third pump a new relay was installed at the recommendation of auto parts store. Second pump replacement produced a trouble code (check engine light) for evaporative emissions, which went away with the installation of third pump. Parts retailer is starting to get hesitant about replacing this part, but has beenas helpful as possible. I think they are more embarrassed about this than anything. Pump will lose the necessary amount of pressure that this application requires. Cold starts are fine, but once running at normal operating temp. The pump will not deliver adequate pressure until engine will eventually stall and will not restart until totally cooled. Original pump quit altogether at 97,000 miles, vehicle now has 104,000 miles and each replacement pump has had same symptoms.
Fuel pump for 1999 chevy s-blazer 4 dr. Model. Pump has been replaced 4 times within 8 mos. First lasted 7 mos. Second lasted 4 days, third lasted 2 weeks, so far. Wiring harness has been replaced as recommended. Upon replacement of third pump a new relay was installed at the recommendation of auto parts store. Second pump replacement produced a trouble code (check engine light) for evaporative emissions, which went away with the installation of third pump. Parts retailer is starting to get hesitant about replacing this part, but has beenas helpful as possible. I think they are more embarrassed about this than anything. Pump will lose the necessary amount of pressure that this application requires. Cold starts are fine, but once running at normal operating temp. The pump will not deliver adequate pressure until engine will eventually stall and will not restart until totally cooled. Original pump quit altogether at 97,000 miles, vehicle now has 104,000 miles and each replacement pump has had same symptoms.
2002 chevy tahoe purchased used 11/2006 with 50,000 miles.gas gauge never went to full.4/2010 fuel pump was replaced $1000.00, now it's 7/2010 and gas gauge fluctuates while driving with full tank of gas to empty, car slows down and then suddenly picks back up with gas gauge showing full again.very unsafe on freeways!!was told by pepboys when they replaced fuel pump that something wasn't working with the computer, oh really, but of course we were told that 9 times out of 10 that it was more than likely the fuel pump and they didn't work on the computer.cost of repair was probably the deciding factor.now i feel unsafe while driving because i don't know if the vehicle is going to suddenly slow down while driving on the freeway or anywhere else for that matter.what's up chevy?, what's wrong with the computer??
Fuel pump for 1999 chevy s-blazer 4 dr. Model. Pump has been replaced 4 times within 8 mos. First lasted 7 mos. Second lasted 4 days, third lasted 2 weeks, so far. Wiring harness has been replaced as recommended. Upon replacement of third pump a new relay was installed at the recommendation of auto parts store. Second pump replacement produced a trouble code (check engine light) for evaporative emissions, which went away with the installation of third pump. Parts retailer is starting to get hesitant about replacing this part, but has beenas helpful as possible. I think they are more embarrassed about this than anything. Pump will lose the necessary amount of pressure that this application requires. Cold starts are fine, but once running at normal operating temp. The pump will not deliver adequate pressure until engine will eventually stall and will not restart until totally cooled. Original pump quit altogether at 97,000 miles, vehicle now has 104,000 miles and each replacement pump has had same symptoms.
Fourth fuel pump in less than 11 years has been replaced.this is the second fuel pump that has been replaced in the last two years.this is causing over $600 in repairs each time this is replaced.the shop is paying to replace the part, but i am still losing money on the labor.
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