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    BTW, on this particular application I was guessing since every house payment making fuel pump replacement I've done has has tank baffles.




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    I do that too from time to time. The kids screaming the wife yapping, it kills the brain cells that make me care lol

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    Sorry Nathan, the last couple hundred I have messed with, I guess some one stole the baffles out, because I have never seen any...I can take some pics of some tomorrow. I have atleast two 88-98 tanks and six 99-09 tanks and a few ford tanks too....

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    Wow.....semantics? What are you calling a baffle? Had three out today, two 07's and an '09. Did a resecure on a 1990 Suburban a couple weeks ago. Devilles from 85-93 are known to have them come loose and make the gauge read wrong telling the driver there is more gas in the tank than there really is....causes stalling on turns....
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    The pair of 87 tanks I've looked in to did. Any reputable parts supplier will sell tanks for the 73-81 model years, 82-86 model years, then an 87 model year fuel injection specific tank. The 87 tanks have a "cup" or "bowl" or "baffle", whatever you want to call it, around the pump to keep fuel held close to the pump.
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    yeah, both my 92 and 93 had the plastic baffle. Once they crack you have fuel starvation problems with less than 1/2 tank. My 92 was awful, the tank was toast. My 93 isn't much better.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    This is the "Baffle" or Fuel Pump Reservoir in a 1987 EFI pick-up truck Gas Tank. 1986 & Older tanks don't have this in them. Although the tanks look the same...They're NOT.

    Copy & paste from Just Chevy Trucks.com
    85 GMC Sierra Classic SWB
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    Another 87 tank, this one is from a board members truck at 67-72chevytrucks.com that converted his 86 to TBI with parts from an 87 donor truck.
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    85 GMC Sierra Classic SWB
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    Here are two tanks that I had laying around in the back one is a 99-06 plastic and the other is a 88-98 tank, not sure on exact years. We do alot of fuel cells. No baffles in these







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    I am baffled how long this thread is
    Name: Mark,
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