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|  Message 1708  |
|  Mark Hofmann to Roy Witt  |
|  Re: 2003 Chevy Tahoe  |
|  19 Jun 13 15:53:10  |
 RW> I'd trust it if it was a NIB genuine GM fuel pump. There are others RW> online RW> for a mere $62 and change which I'd question the origin of and the RW> 'rebuilder' origin if that cheap one is a rebuilt pump. Speaking from experience in dealing with cheap parts, go with the more expensive trusted part. Especially when the work involved to replace the part is extensive. I was burned by "Made In China" wheel bearings that I installed in my Monte Carlo years ago. They lasted just a month or so over (1) year before falling apart. After re-replacing them, went with a "Made In USA" Timken bearing, and been going strong for 3+ years and counting. Costs about $40 more than made in China garbage, but that is a small price when you consider it takes hours each time to replace. - Mark --- WWIVToss v.1.50 * Origin: http://www.weather-station.org * Bel Air, MD -USA (1:261/1304.0) |
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