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Update! Just smacked the gas tank with a hammer and tried starting it. Fired right up! Sounded good! 60 psi oil pressure. It only ran for about 20 seconds before it started choking out though.
Update! Just smacked the gas tank with a hammer and tried starting it. Fired right up! Sounded good! 60 psi oil pressure. It only ran for about 20 seconds before it started choking out though.
YEEEEEAH!!!.... BFH That M-Fer
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Hmm, hadn't considered that. Are 3.8 V6 fuel pumps the same as LT1?
I cant get anything more out of it now. Got the fuel pressure gauge on it and it doesnt even flinch... just zilch. Car wont start again. So thats definitely my problem!
Oh - AND ... if the gas gauge is reading correct it also came with a full tank of gas!
Last edited by JoeliusZ28; March 6th, 2011, 01:46 PM.
If you were to go onto autozone's website and look at the specs for the 3.8l fuel pump and the LT1, the V6 actually calls for a higher volume and pressure pump, I left mine in when I did my swap, plan on getting an aftermarket pump sometime though.
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Sounded good! 60 psi oil pressure. It only ran for about 20 seconds before it started choking out though.
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