If I remember correctly, they are a light press fit with a "swedge" in the inside to secure it......you may have to epoxy it in place..
This is what I use... its comes in different "setting times" ....you should be able to purchase this at walmart, home depot, Lowes, hardware store...etc..it wil work..
DEVCON 2 TON EPOXY 84fl oz SYRINGE Walmart com
SOURCE: Chevy Blazer 1992 Oil Pump Change
you have to drop the oil pan to get to it...once the oil pan is off there are 2 bolts that holdthe pump in place,,,you will also need a new screen for the new pump.
SOURCE: 1998 chevy blazer oil leak
Yes you should be able to change it by yourself. It is pretty simple. It will save alot of money
SOURCE: cylinder 2 misfire on a 1998 chevy blazer
check your plug wires for tears and dont overlap them
SOURCE: Replacing fuel filler neck on 2000 Crown Vic
Good news, no the tank doesn't have to come down. However, there needs to be less than 3/4 tank. Jack it up and set on a jack stand, remove the wheel, four screws housing to pipe, filler pipe sensing hose from filler pipe, screw retaining the cap, four retaining screws from filler pipe, screw from filler pipe retainer, slide into the tank until it can be rotated and pulled out through the fender. lube the tank grommet with clean oil and reverse the removal for install.
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