On the Bronco II that I used to have, it had two fuel pumps. One was inside
the tank, the other was along the frame rail. Parts and labor for either pump
was about $300. The pump on the frame rail was about $250 for the pump while
the one in the tank was less than $50. The difference was all labor.
Maintenance costs for new vehicles though will only contiue to increase, right
along with the complexity.
Shawn
>===== Original Message From Bruce Simms <brucesimms2003@yahoo.ca> =====
>Rant-On
>
>Bought one of Moss' "premium reproduction fuel pumps" as a spare.
>Includes primimg lever.
>sale price about 43.00. History of existing pump
>unknown. I like having TR6 spares around.
>
>Had an in-tank fuel pump installed
>in my Safari van - $900. This vehicle has given useful service - but lots
of
>$ spent on maintenance. God help GM if their new vehicles aren't better.
>They've lost me. Maybe a Ridgeline or Toyota truck this time. Expensive to
>buy though.
>
>Guess I save $ driving the 6.
>
>Rant off.
>Bruce Simms
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