Pontiac Bonneville Fuel Sender Replacement -- PART 1
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Dude....this is genius! Just did this on a 2003 Bonneville with the regular 3800. Worked perfectly. The part was in stock at my local dealer and cost about $45 with tax. He quoted me nearly $600 for the entire pump assembly just as you found. Awesome info for sure! I bet that kit would work on almost any GM sender. Every one I've seen pretty much looks the same. Thanks a ton!
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Thanks for posting this it was really helpful!
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I have a 2002 Buick Lesabre Custom and mine is doing the same thing. It's a 3.8L Series 2 (Non-Supercharged Engine) and I have the same access fuel pump panel in the trunk of my car. I am planning on starting this project myself and buy this fuel level sensor on my own. I want to thank you for uploading this video and you deserve a great rating and nice feed back for your work. Great job. Now it's time to watch the other parts so I can learn something. :)
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you can also just take off your fuel cap
to releive fuel pressure
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Wow...So, there is some major differences in between the super, and non supercharged versions of the 05 SE...Does yours have the series II 3800 engine? it looks 100% different.
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Is this the same for most other gas cars?
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@McBastard218 When this video was filmed, in 2008, the only source was the stealership.
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just bought a 2002 buick the dealer says they fixed the gauge only had it 2 days but the digital gauge number goes crazy and the reg gauge doesnt seem correct i added 2 galons and i seemed to go up but for the most part it usually @ a half a tank the dealer said he put in a new fuel relay part ???/ any help would be great my reg gauge doesnt go crazy but the digital one goes from 123 to 132 and back down and so on he had the trunk open and was doin what your doin so i hope its ok
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I have an aurora with a wandering fuel guage. Its so funny to find 1 part and that solves the problem
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It should be noted, 70,000 miles later, this is still working perfectly. When it hits the last bar on the gauge (end of the low section) it will take 17.0 gallons, meaning 1 gallon left.
sseiyah 7 months ago
cool! love these cars. what ever happened to your 1993?
eeevvviiil 3 years ago
I sold it a while back. It was a sweet car.
sseiyah 3 years ago