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**jabborabbo** · 08-03-2018, 11:24 AM

‘67 GMC 250 L6 engine. Drove the truck to another town and took the opportunity to fill it up with premium non-ethanolic gas (it’s been a couple of months since the tank has been full - I’ve been buying local regular non-ethanolic a few gallons at a time). I get home, park it, truck has run fine the whole time...then the garage smells of gasoline. I don’t see any problem with the inlet or outlet lines on the pump, but the bottom of the pump has gas on it - not dripping off, just oozing out apparently.

So it’s the pump, right? I know replacing it is straightforward job - does anyone have any tips?

Thanks!

08-03-2018, 11:24 AM	#1
jabborabbo Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Podunk, Texas Posts: 769	Fuel pump replacement? ‘67 GMC 250 L6 engine. Drove the truck to another town and took the opportunity to fill it up with premium non-ethanolic gas (it’s been a couple of months since the tank has been full - I’ve been buying local regular non-ethanolic a few gallons at a time). I get home, park it, truck has run fine the whole time...then the garage smells of gasoline. I don’t see any problem with the inlet or outlet lines on the pump, but the bottom of the pump has gas on it - not dripping off, just oozing out apparently. So it’s the pump, right? I know replacing it is straightforward job - does anyone have any tips? Thanks! __________________ "It is hard to search for a black cat in a dark room, particularly if it is not there. Especially if this cat is smart, brave, and polite." Sergei Shoigu, Russian Minister of Defense



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