GMC Safari / Chevy Astro Fuel Pump Replacement (My Man Van)

[@MikesFitnessGoals]

Thanks for this video.

[@LetsFigureThisOut]

Your Welcome

[@buzzsah]

We have owned 2 AWD Astro vans and still have 1. As for the AWD, I found / find they are the best show vehicles ever. I have owned big 4x4s, F250 x-cab, Broncos 4x4s, full-size 4x4 van, and more, and find the AWD astro outperforms them all. If they still made them, I'd buy another. The only thing I hate about them is, working on / repairing them, is a real pain. If you work on them yourself be ready for a long day, if you take it to be fixed, be ready to dig deep.

[@jamesblakley8803]

Thanks for your ASTRO fuel pump video. My astro is 2000. Maybe a larger tank. What is bad on mine is that pressure sensor 😢

[@LetsFigureThisOut]

@@jamesblakley8803 I'll check mine

[@SINSTER7THREE]

About ready to drop the tank on a 95 Astro van because fuel pump isn't working, at least I know what I'm dealing with in general now.

[@dennissytsma3561]

Fuel pump failure is a very common problem on the GM vans, especially the ones with the spider fuel injection and most often caused by running the vehicle with less than a half a tank and the pump starts to overheat and fails and contamination in the fuel and the only thing you can do is replace it

[@jamesblakley8803]

You have a filter on the lower end of the fuel pump. They get more and more coated and clogged up. The more fuel in the tank creates more pressure...

[@LetsFigureThisOut]

@@jamesblakley8803 Makes sense, thanks.

[@Jamie-ju5zb]

I've just got an 86rv/van. Ineed all the videos I can watch. But i dont understand why it has four hoses coming off that fuel pump

[@LetsFigureThisOut]

@@Jamie-ju5zb what make and model?

[@LetsFigureThisOut]

1. Fuel to Engine. 2. Fuel Return to the tank. 3. Breather hose going to the filler neck. 4. Vent to Charcoal Canister.