Help. My fuel pump crapped out and I need to have it replaced. Where in Brooklyn should I go. I'm in Bay ridge.

Marty

Autozone at 575 UTICA AVE BROOKLYN, NY11203(718) 363-7137

Has

Delphi Fuel Pump



Price: $46.49







★★★★★
No rating value
★★★★★
(0)
Part Number: CFE0071
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Notes: Electric
In-line; externally mounted; 2 fuel pumps may be required; 1 mounted In-tank & 1 externally mounted …

Thank you very much.

After some diagnostics, banging on the gas tank got the pump running and w some trepidation I drove it back home to NJ. Now that's in the driveway, I can replace the pump without a lot of fanfare.

Marty

Dear oleseahorse,

Hope you're well. Look through recent posts. A car that would not stay running was found to require a single, in-tank pump. The in-service pump was a Bosch system pre-pump, sold to a prior owner, who did not know that a pre-pump cannot possibly generate enough pressure on its own.

As your car is a 1993, it can have either Bosch engine/fuel management (two fuel pumps, with the main pump being externally mounted [on the underbody], approximately below the driver's seat) or Rex-Regina engine/fuel management, with a single, in-tank pump.

If your car has Rex-Regina fuel management, be sure any replacement in-tank pump is at least four inches long. Such a pump likely will cost at least $75 and more likely more.

If you're offered a pump that is 3" long, that is a Bosch system pre-pump. It will not deliver enough fuel to keep the engine running. A Bosch system pre-pump likely will cost about $40 or less.

In short, price and length of pump will tell you which pump you should have.

Hope this helps.

Yours faithfully,

Spook

Thanks Spook.

Yup, the old gal is a Regina and Mr. Benstein has a very detailed tutorial detailing the rather daunting procedure. I've replaced in tank pumps on 240's and never really enjoyed it. I'm pretty sure the Regina pump R&R job is no picnic, either. For anyone interested,here's Mr. B's write-up n photos.


http://cleanflametrap.com/ReginaFuelPump/

Thanks for your help.

Marty