us old guys that built balsa wood planes back in the 60s still have T pins, but can't remember where 'da hell we stashed 'em.Hey T-Pain is the type of bobby pin that the end of it looks like a t in case you did not know what a t pin was.
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us old guys that built balsa wood planes back in the 60s still have T pins, but can't remember where 'da hell we stashed 'em.Hey T-Pain is the type of bobby pin that the end of it looks like a t in case you did not know what a t pin was.
Just been perusing rockauto for what a replacement pump might be if needed. Is there any difference from the pumps for a 111.5"/117.5"/127.5" ?
Do they really have 3 diff pumps for a difference of 10" of length?
The price difference is ~2x from the cheapest 111.5" to 127.5" ($74 vs $135).
Everyone likes to point to it and it's easy to check. but rarely the problem. They don't normally just "go bad".
If the fuel level is reading ok,I wouldn't worry about the sender. No reason to worry about it's resistance (ohms) if all we have is a pump problem.@dashhho Are you sure you had your test light on a good ground spot?
If you have a EVTM for your truck the OHMs are in there.