Parts for your Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Fuel Pumps
Buy Chevrolet Silverado 1500 fuel pumps online from 15 pumps and in-tank modules for 1999-2013 trucks, priced from $42.97 to $302.58. Brands include AC Delco, API, Carter, Action Crash, Walbro and Brock. Fitment notes list engine, cab, bed length and connector count, because the tank and module change with each of those.
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Matching the module to your truck
Silverado 1500 fuel pumps split into 1999-2006 and 2007-2013 groups, with the 2007 Classic sitting in the older group. Within each, the module varies by engine, tank, connector and fuel line layout. You will see listings tied to the 4.3L V6 and the 4.8L, 5.3L and 6.0L V8, and to flex fuel versions.
Bed length shows up often, such as 69.3, 78 or 96 inch beds, because it changes the tank. Some listings call out module codes like TCF or TCU, or two electrical connectors. Before ordering, count the plugs and fuel line ports on your old module. Note where the sender sits so the new unit matches.
Fuel pump failure symptoms
A Silverado with a weak pump may crank a long time before starting, crank and never fire, stall at random, or sputter and lose power when you pull a load or climb a hill. You may not hear the pump hum when you turn the key.
The level sender lives on the same module, so a fuel gauge that reads empty, full or swings around can also mean module replacement. A bad relay, fuse, ground or clogged filter can cause similar no-start problems. Check power at the pump and test fuel pressure before you drop the tank.
Full module or pump only
A complete module includes the pump, sender, strainer and housing. A pump-only insert, like the Walbro and Carter pumps here, means reusing your old housing and sender. For gauge faults or high mileage trucks, the full module is usually the more direct repair.
Run the tank low first, then relieve fuel pressure. Most jobs mean lowering the tank after you disconnect the filler neck, vent lines, plug, fuel lines and straps. Some 2007-2008 trucks allow sliding the bed back instead. Clean dirt from around the lock ring, fit a new tank seal, and keep sparks well away.
More about fuel pumps
Read our fuel pumps buying guide for how the part works and what to look for in any vehicle.
Silverado 1500 questions
Do I have to drop the tank to replace a Silverado 1500 fuel pump?
Usually, yes. The pump sits inside the tank, so most procedures lower the tank to reach the lock ring. On some 2007-2008 trucks, you can move the bed rearward instead. Running the tank nearly empty first makes the job easier.
Why does bed length matter for a Silverado 1500 fuel pump?
Bed length can change the fuel tank, which changes the module. That is why several listings name a bed size such as 78 or 96 inches. Measure or check your build sheet, then match it in the fitment table.
Is a 2007 Silverado 1500 Classic fuel pump the same as the new 2007 body?
No. The Classic carries over the earlier GMT800 tank and module, while the new 2007 truck uses different parts. Confirm the body style from your VIN or registration before you order.