need some fuel system part numbers ...
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Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2000
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From: Kansas City MO
need some fuel system part numbers ...
anybody know the part numbers for the following two parts:
1. fuel pump gasket and bolt set
2. in-tank fuel strainer
this is for a 99 corvette.
some parts depts have told me that you have to order the whole pump assembly, and others have told me that you can get these parts separately. i already have an aftermarket pump to install, but need these parts to complete the install. :)
thanks,
kw
Team Owner
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From: Lake Elsinore, CA
Re: need some fuel system part numbers ... (tattooed)
As you can see in the clip I pulled out of the parts manual, they appear to be part of the assembly, as you were told.
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Former Vendor
Joined: Apr 2001
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From: FL
St. Jude Donor '13
Re: need some fuel system part numbers ... (tattooed)
Dont know the #'s but you can get the bolt kit and seal package seperately.About $60 :smash:
The left in tank strainer has been updated,so you dont want the old part #.The old design gets soggy and can flop around and get caught on the float arm causing gauge issues.If you have access to the fuel gauge TSB for the 1997-2000,the new strainer part # is listed.
If you send me an e-mail.I can get you the part#'s monday :cheers:
The left in tank strainer has been updated,so you dont want the old part #.The old design gets soggy and can flop around and get caught on the float arm causing gauge issues.If you have access to the fuel gauge TSB for the 1997-2000,the new strainer part # is listed.
If you send me an e-mail.I can get you the part#'s monday :cheers:
Thread Starter
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2000
Posts: 5,377
Likes: 14
From: Kansas City MO
Re: need some fuel system part numbers ... (C-5 TECH)
Dont know the #'s but you can get the bolt kit and seal package seperately.About $60 :smash:
The left in tank strainer has been updated,so you dont want the old part #.The old design gets soggy and can flop around and get caught on the float arm causing gauge issues.If you have access to the fuel gauge TSB for the 1997-2000,the new strainer part # is listed.
If you send me an e-mail.I can get you the part#'s monday :cheers:
The left in tank strainer has been updated,so you dont want the old part #.The old design gets soggy and can flop around and get caught on the float arm causing gauge issues.If you have access to the fuel gauge TSB for the 1997-2000,the new strainer part # is listed.
If you send me an e-mail.I can get you the part#'s monday :cheers:
Former Vendor
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 10,976
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From: FL
St. Jude Donor '13
Re: need some fuel system part numbers ... (tattooed)
The part# for the 1997-99 left strainer kit is 12458245 and should come with the seal/bolt kit.I say that because I have the seal/bolt kit in my hand and it has the same part# on it. :) If it does not,let me know and you can have it :cheers:
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