🔌 Efficient Fuel Delivery: GM Genuine Parts EP386 Electric Fuel Pump Review

straight OEM fits my 1995 C1500. The bed was removed for easy access to the tank, after which installation took less than 10 minutes.

I wouldn't go with anything other than OEM when it comes to replacing internal parts. It was a good price considering it was on sale and it was delivered to my door quickly! Happy customer! I would like to add that this part is compatible with a 1988 Chevy Astro v6.

Works so far. Used this to proactively upgrade my stock 17 gallon tank to an aftermarket stock 27 gallon tank in my 87 Astro. As others have said and I can only agree, USE DELCO pumps on GM engines. If for Ford, use Motorcraft etc. The last few Delco pumps I have online really rattle when you re-shake them. I hope it's just a check valve. Never thought about it at a car dealership in the mid 90s. The tank works fine.

This is my second fuel pump on my old Chevy Silverado pickup. My original pump has done 107,000 miles and replaced with another AC Delco pump, my old one and has lasted 143,000. my old truck is now at about 250,000 and I replaced this Delco AC pump about 6 weeks ago so far it is lasting and makes a big difference to my old hatch, my truck runs like a new baby. Time will tell if he can give me another +100k miles, so far so good, I'll update if that fails prematurely.

I bought this pump to replace the original pump on my 1995 GMC K1500 that had 22 years and 180,000 miles on it. Considering how painful it is to replace the pump (you either have to remove the bed or drop the tank. Neither is fun), I thought I'd order a quality replacement, and since ACDelco is supposedly the OE brand for GMC is, I figured I'd be perfectly happy if the replacement pump lasted as long as the original pump. God I was disappointed. do it yourself than make the bed) -- went very…