Redneck Repair - Suburban Fuel Pump without dropping the fuel tank (recommended)

We change the fuel pump on a 1994 K1500 Suburban in the best, most professional way possible.
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[@williammcdonagh7454]

Good job

[@cliffordschuetz7257]

Got to love it when a plan works

[@TakingaKnapp]

7:22 can you please comment with a measurement from the rear of the floor panel to where you made your cuts, please. The fuel pump in my 94 suburban just died yesterday after I filled the tank.

[@tommywilson4111]

Dramatic reenactment 😂

[@ericr7367]

I have to do this, what are the locations?

[@RastusMcbride]

Still working?