Changing a fuel filter/pump

>I want to fix my car but not do any work

Just take it to your local independent dealer, he could do with the money anyway.

>>17617760
>cut through the back
You will damage the tank. Just drop it. It's shit easy.

Not that easy plus I don't have that kind of money and it has to be done today

Really no one can help out on this situation?

Just do it the right way fag

>>17617889
You know the tank is held up by straps right?

>>17617889
>it has to be done today
You can drop the tank in 15 minutes.

I've dropped SUV tanks. Just put a jack under it and unbolt the straps and retaining stuff. And hoses.

Yes it can be done, but a better question is 'should it be done?'.

I faced this when my Suburban's fuel pump crapped out with a full tank of gas. Yes, it's easy to remove the straps and hoses and lower the tank, but when it's filled with 40+ gallons you start looking at alternatives.

Not sure about those blazers, but a Suburban's can be accessed by cutting a hole in the floor just above the tank and you can pull the pump straight out. This is good because gm fuel pumps suck balls and you will probably have to change it again. But it's also bad because you've just cut into the body, possibly through support pieces, and you'll have to mend that shit somehow.

In your case, I would try dropping that smaller tank and do it the right way.

>>17619792
>but when it's filled with 40+ gallons you start looking at alternatives.
I don't see the problem? Just drive the car until there's less fuel

lift the bed faggot

>>17619804
>Just drive the car
with a dead fuel pump?

>>17619818
that does work well with trucks. suv's...? not so much

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-sjkmVnwZc4

Cutting floor in a Suburban.