Fuel pump replacement 1999 chevy tahoe

Check this web site for auto repair estimates. Your fuel pump is inside the fuel tank. In my area, the job would run $400-600 at a dealer, $200 or so less at an independent garage, for the pump in the rear tank. If you have a tank on the left side, it runs about $100 more. The site will also have listings for independent garages in your area.

That has alot to do with the price of the pump, i know there expensive. The thing to do is call an auto parts store and ask what the price is for a pump, once you know that, then you can call around to shops in your area and get there price or labor rates, and that will give you an idea what it will cost. I know its alot of calling but its the best way, so you can guard aginst being riped off. It should not take a good michanic more than 2 to 3 hours to chg. one.

I have a 1999 Tahoe and the fuel pump went out. I realized this when trying to start the engine and it would not turn over. When I advanced the ignition to ACC, there was no "buzzing noise" indicating that the fuel pump was active. Also, if you were to remove the fuel cap and have a friend listen as you turn the key to the ACC once more, they should here the fuel pump activate. If no sound is present, it's a good chance that the fuel pump is faulty. <br />There are additional ways to check the pump, but I am unfamiliar with them. The dealer had the OEM part for approximately $336. You might as well add another $300-$400 on top of that for the labor. I bought the exact GM part from A

I have a 1999 chevy tahoe 350, and it has started not being able to start after it has been drive 187 miles, it will not start, change ecm fuse and it would not start after 7 hours of waiting. The next day changed the fuse and it started. Drove 260 miles and it was fine.
Then let it run for a couple of hours and it will not start, but after about 45 minutes it will start up. What is the problem?