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Chevy Wrench · 03-08-2003, 12:03 AM

I do these all the time. Its how I make my house payments. LOL The relay right next to the f/p relay should be for the horn. It is the same type relay. Switch it and honk your horn. And beating on the tank will work sometimes. If you are going to try this at home without a lift, DRAIN THE TANK!!!! It will make the tank a lot easier to manuvre. And gas dosent taste very good, and its not nice to the eyes. Good luck.
John
By the way, how do you know the pump went out? What were the symtoms? Could be something unrelated? Just thinking with my fingers...

03-08-2003, 12:03 AM	#11
Chevy Wrench former desert rat Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: salt lake city, utah Home of the 3 M's Mormons, methlabs and minivans Posts: 320	I do these all the time. Its how I make my house payments. LOL The relay right next to the f/p relay should be for the horn. It is the same type relay. Switch it and honk your horn. And beating on the tank will work sometimes. If you are going to try this at home without a lift, DRAIN THE TANK!!!! It will make the tank a lot easier to manuvre. And gas dosent taste very good, and its not nice to the eyes. Good luck. John By the way, how do you know the pump went out? What were the symtoms? Could be something unrelated? Just thinking with my fingers... __________________ 94 Chevy Silverado Ext cab 4/6 drop w/ 18's and 2500watt system (work truck). 67 Chevy swb under const. frame off custom, 20's, bagged and a large rat under the hood,and a 1940 Chevy truck under const. Last edited by Chevy Wrench; 03-08-2003 at 12:07 AM.