[stevesnj]

Originally Posted by Chanpion

Don't take it apart, you'll risk actually breaking it. It's not broken as it is, the chirps are more of a characteristic.
But if you really want to get rid of your crickets. Get the recommended 93 octane or higher and make sure you get 0 ethanol or alcohol additives (Alcohol family so tactrol, blah blah) and least amount of additives always helps. They'll be gone after a tank of gas. Once you've cycled through the old stuff.
It's agreed on by now it's the alchohol content that makes it chirp.
I thought this subject would have died by now.

Well it's not the fuel, I use only Shell V-Power or Sunoco Ultra, both are 93 octane, I have been using both since I got the car new. I don't want to take my fuel pump apart just "a" fuel pump.