1) i want to replace my fuel pump for my 91 camaro some ppl are telling me it might be located under the seat or in the gas tank. where is it?

2) is a v6 fuel pump different from a v8 fuel pump?

3) where is the best place to buy a fuel?

 

The fuel pump is in the tank, you would have to drop the tank to replace it. Some members on here made a access door by cutting a hole in in the sheet metal above the fuel tank to remove the pump...while this is not recommended it's been done. There is a difference in v6 and v8 fuel pumps I believe they have different fuel pressure ratings. Check rock auto or even ebay for a fuel pump at a reasonable price.

 

I bought a Bosch pump off rock auto for under $100 this summer, I highly recomend it.

 

find a pic in here
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/v6/5...fuel-pump.html

 

LOL, I highly recommend AGAINST buying a Bosch pump (but I'm a big fan of rockauto.com!). I put a Bosch one in back in '96, it died two years later. Put another one in and immediately the anti-drain-back valve was bad. That was back in the day when fuel pumps had lifetime warranties, now they don't... I wonder why... LOL

The majority of the labor (and $$ if you go to a shop) is the work involved to get the fuel tank out. If you pay $$ at a shop and they charge you more than $300, make sure they're not cutting a hole.

V8 pump flows more than a v6 pump (gph/lph).

 

There will always be a few stories about bad products from a certain brand, but they're usually the exception to the rule. Bosch products are at the high end of aftermarket parts. I personally know 2 people who have replaced their pumps with a Bosch (both own a 2.8) and neither have had any problems.