fuel pump prices????
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: River Valley AR
fuel pump prices????
I am trying to change my fuel pump but I have yet to find one in town. A local dealer priced it to me for $560, O'Reilly's priced it for $91.
After doing some searching here I have found some claims that dealers are selling for as little as $120, and chain stores are selling for $180.
Anyone have a good source for these pumps? What is a fair price? I was hoping to leave on a road trip Monday and I could sure use one of these SOON.
Thanks
After doing some searching here I have found some claims that dealers are selling for as little as $120, and chain stores are selling for $180.
Anyone have a good source for these pumps? What is a fair price? I was hoping to leave on a road trip Monday and I could sure use one of these SOON.
Thanks
Logistics Pro
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From: NJ where fun comes to die
I just changed the one on my 97. Although mine is an E series, I assume yours is the same as mine (mechanical in the valley). Mine was about $150 at the dealer, $110 at NAPA, and $95 at AZ. I would stay with a Carter. AZ is not Carter. I spent about another $50 on hoses, gaskets etc.
Playing in the Dirt
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From: Southwest Georgia
trike1946, who builds the one for AZ? I thought that Carter was the only one that built our pumps and different parts companies, NAPA etc. put them in there box, but the pumps are stamped Carter. I have never seen the one that AZ sells. Just curious for my own info.
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From: NJ where fun comes to die
I asked when I went there and they gave me another name, but I don't remember it. It was from Mexico. It is so much work to change it I won't take a chance. NAPA said theirs was Carter, but they were out of stock. I was stuck paying the highest price from Ford. That was also Carter. AZ definatelly was not though.
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