Just curious if anyone had any thoughts on using a fuel pump out of a Corolla to push fuel through the fuel rail on a GM 3.1L. The Buick fuel rail is pressurized to 37-48 PSI, whereas I think the Corolla is 44-50 or something like that. I can't see that the Toyota pump would damage the fuel rail/pressure regulator. What do you guys think?

A Corolla fuel pump is pulled out from under the backseat, whereas I think you need to drop the tank on a Buick, so the Corolla pump would be easier for me to grab out of the yard. This is for an out-of-car project. I'm not trying to retrofit a Toyota pump into a GM or anything.

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