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check with Leroy at www.pmdcables.com - he sells walboro pumps. I plan to get mine from him.

Sweet!! Personally I wish the previous owner of my Burb had put in a 0-15 or 0-20 PSI boost, and not a 30. Are you thinking of putting the fuel gauges before and after an aftermarket filter? or stock. I plan to replace/upgrade the lift pump on both my 6.5's, and also put a 30 micron filter in...

you know - in reality thats not a bad total. We paid around 10k for my wifes 99 Burb a couple years ago - that had 90k on it when we got it, and was a 'semi' common vehicle.

When I did my engine swap, I did the turbomaster, and removed the vac pump as part of the swap.... made life easier :-)

Steve - can that software do the TDCO learn for a new IP? and +2 on the 6.5 burbs... I own 2 of them!

For that... I suggest AutoEnginuity® - OBD2 Scan Tool - Professional PC and PDA Diagnostics buy the base package, and the enhanced GM pack. It will let you read codes etc on any OBDII, as well as with the GM pack, you will be able to diagnose almost every system in any GM OBDII vehicle. Well...

I have heard these guys are decent for pumps and injectors.... 6.5L Injection Pump

Been there - done that... I replaced the 6.5 in my 95 Burb last year. For the record, you can lift the engine out with the torque converter attached to it still. While you are putting it together, relocate your PMD - save yourself the hassle now! Maybe even buy the IP without the PMD and get...