gjm4l
Well-Known Member
So my girlfriends truck died on her. The fuel system isn't pressurized. I don't hear the fuel pump turn on when you turn on the ignition. I checked the relay and it's good (apparently if I read it right the fuel system uses the oil pressure gauge relay as a back up in case the fuel relay dies according to alldata) So I've reached the extent of what my tools will allow me to diagnose. I'm pretty positive that the fuel pump went out so I'm replacing it. It's a 1997 GMC 1500 extended cab 2wd short bed with the 5.7. I'm pulling the bed to get to the pump because I don't have access to a lift or jack stands. Does anyone have any idea how many bolts hold the bed on. I just realized it's bolted on from the bottom up instead on down through? So I'm thinking 4-6 but I'm not sure about where they would be located exactly and at least knowing how many to look for will keep me out of the gravel that much longer. Also does anyone know of any unique trouble that come with replacing the pump in these trucks???
Thanks in advance for any help!!
Thanks in advance for any help!!