Well I've decided to go ahead and replace my fuel pump (after investigating all the other possibilities). What else should I order at the auto parts to be replaced at the same time? Is there a sock/filter, seal/gasket, or anything else?

 

Yes, replace the sock.

The o-ring will come with the new pump.

Do yourself a favor and buy a GM part. I've seen aftermarkets fail within a year. I'm not saying they will fail, but I've had better luck with OEM parts.

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1999 NBM Trans Am
1986 Chevy 3/4 ton pick up
1981 corvette
1995 Kawi ZX6R
and 2 POS commuters...

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"He can see air"

 

Yeah, don't scrimp on the pump. It's not something you want to do more times than necessary. I replaced the tank itself in my 89. The 92 tanks have a better designed plastic sump to prevent starvation in sharp cornering when low on fuel. $30 from a yard.

 

Engine boy is right. Get OEM pump. Do not get it from a "YARD". Buy it new and also get a new fuel filter and clean out the gas tank.

 

are the walbro ones good? (i think thats the company)