Seven problems related to fuel pump have been reported for the 1997 Chevrolet Blazer. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
1997 Chevrolet Blazer uel pump/ sending unit needs replacement at $600. Fuel gauge does not work with out sendin unit and that is part of fuel pump.
Problems with front ball joints,winshield wiper blades, and fuel pump. The front ball joints were replaced also the wind shield motor had to be replaced. The consumer had to get a new fuel pump for the cost of $400. 00. Consumer fells dealership should be responsible for repairs.
Fuel pump sensor quit working. No warning.
The fuel pump was replaced by an independent repair shop, consumer is requesting reimbursement, but was informed that the only possible way for reimbursement is to have the dealership inspect vehicle at a cost of $240 to see if the part was replaced with a gm part.
Fuel sending unit has to be replaced, not able to buy just that part, has to purchase entire fuel pump assembly.
Driver lost control of vehicle, ran into a house, ejecting driver from vehicle. A small fire started in the engine, someone tried to extinguish the fire, but it kept burning , causing damage to house and totaling vehicle. Fuel pump did not shut down. Seatbelt may have failed; there was a recall to replace belts following collision.
Fuel pump failed.