I am in PA, just got my last pickup load of fire wood spit and stacked last week ! No sooner got that done and the fuel pump went out on my 1999 Dodge Ram wood hauling, snow plowing truck ! Well ! Ends up the fuel pump is in the fuel tank, called the dodge dealer and he quoted me $520 for a new fuel pump, say what! He went on to say that the total cost for labor and parts is usually a $1000 dollar bill. I started looking on the web for information on how to change. Some guys cut a hole in the bed of their truck to access the pump, others drop the tank if they have access to a lift, or take the bed off or raise it up. It's a 6 ft. bed and only has 6 bolts holding it on, so I thought I would try raising the front of the bed enough to gain access to the fuel pump. Took the two front bolts out the next two out, one on each side, then loosened the last two so I could keep the bed lined up. Hooked a tow strap to the front corners of the bed and raised it up slowly with the bucket of my backhoe, had to unhook the fuel fill tubs and guide them down as I raised the bed, also had to unhook a ground wire under the right front of the bed. Worked great ! Ended up getting a fuel pump on E- bay out of New Jersey for less than $100 ! Looked exactly the same and works great so far, has a lifetime warranty ! What goes ? Too many greedy people in this world ! I saw some pumps for as little as $40 . Other then my time I have less then $100 in the fix ! I am 66 and retired at 62 from a hot steel mill, I really don't know how I ever had time for a job ! There is always something that needs done! Hope you get to enjoy some cooler weather soon, and the rest of summer . Good luck hunting and shooting.