How to Easily Replace a Fuel Pump: Square Body Chevy Hotrod

[@tryingtoliveforever7490]

Great how to video

[@unclebucksgarage7695]

thank you very much

[@robertbatemon7655]

Thank you.That is the most detailed one.I've seen it took all the guess out of it

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Glad i could help

[@tomsteffs6511]

Excellent video, nicely explained and shown.

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[@vicvelazquez2746]

Thanks for sharing

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Thanks for watching!

[@shawnrender6935]

Thank you

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You're welcome

[@jeffmarcum3643]

Thanks for the video!
I'm about to do this on a 1965 Olds 330 cu in. Do you think it's necessary to take the rod out to clean/lube/grease? Or leave it in and put grease or oil on it?
just curious - thanks

[@grantslater2485]

Leave it in, it gets oiled by the motor

[@jeffmarcum3643]

@@grantslater2485 Thanks

[@unclebucksgarage7695]

YES, LEAVE IT IN. the engines oiling system does lubricate the rod very well. Have a great weekend

[@bradmartinez84]

Can you tell me what threads of the longer silver bolt you used?

[@CamboCustomzVisualWorkz]

So my 76 gmc will squirt a little bit of gas when I turn the keys. An no sign of It staying on. Will that be a fuel pump problem? Or does it suppose to come out alot from the fuel line whenever you start and gas it a little? Please help me put. UNCLE BUCK??

[@unclebucksgarage7695]

YES, it is a fuel pump problem, it should be a strong steady feed

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glad to help