Posted by Super-H-Mike on February 07, 2014 at 12:30:15 from (76.164.147.173):
In Reply to: 87 Chevy pickup posted by notjustair on February 07, 2014 at 12:06:43:
Yes, pump is in the tank. I wouldnt advise doing anything other than replacing it with the same set up. Then you are good for another 100 to 150 thousand. The fuse and relay are the other things to check. You can bang on the tank with someone cranking the engine over, sometimes that will wake it up one last time. That is a low pressure system, like 13-15 psi, but I would be concerned about odd driveability or starting issues by using an add on pump, especially with that powerfull thirst that 454 has ! lol
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