Oem fuel pump!

[Fausto]

So after running all this tests on the yukon, we determined that the fuel pump ate shit. Now am debating if to get an oem pump or aftermarket. The prices are way different. Can someone tell me what the difference are between oem and aftermarket?

 

[2000Yukon]

Go with OEM quality. You may pay more up front but will be better off in the long run.

Friend of mine bought aftermarket because it was cheaper and wen through 3 in 5 months.

 

[Fausto]

Ok cool, thats what i was thinking. Cant wait to get it fixd

 

[Wake]

Go with OEM quality. You may pay more up front but will be better off in the long run.

Friend of mine bought aftermarket because it was cheaper and wen through 3 in 5 months.

Agreed.

If it's something easy to change like an alternator I MIGHT, try an aftermarket re-man from a chain store. For a fuel pump though where you have to drop the tank each time to change it I wouldn't trust anything but OEM.

 

[Fausto]

Thanks 2000 yukon and wake i did go with the oem pump.

 

[Rivieraracing]

Good choice!

 

[03Dnasty]

Yep OEM only when it comes to these trucks. I had to AIRTEX put in mine and both times my gas gauge wouldn't work!

 

[PwtrSS_OakCliff]

OEM pump. btw. try to disconnect the fuel line from the line going to the engine and turn the key. If air or gas comes from the line than it maybe something else.. anyways GL

Antonio

 

[ktmhans]

I look on rock auto for a new ac delco pump which im guessing you mean by oem and there.about the same price. Can sny one copy and past a part # on here. There all under $300 on right

 

[doylee4693]

Ive always used denso for my prev applications and it was always of really great quality,has anyone used the denso fuel pump?Its more then the ac delco but im not one to switch parts im used to using if I cant help it.