Drae
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I believe GM pumps are a bit more sensitive. I worked part time at a parts store a few years back commercial and up front when commercial was slow. When there was a fuel pump being sold it was always a GM vehicle. We had to carry like 5 different types for certain ones because the computer would say one thing and still be wrong. We even would order from dealerships with the vin # to make sure we got the correct one. I've had my 95 Tbird for about 13 years now and have run it low on occasions but a couple of times to where I had to sway the car side to side to keep it alive. Talking about puckering lol. Pump still has not died as I believe it to be the original pump also. I stopped letting it get to that point though because it is a distraction while driving worrying about that. In my defense working 3rd shift full time and 1st shift part time was hard and I'm an insomniac so I was always tired. My memory to pay attention to the smallest things at those times was terrible.