To find it, you'll need to:
1. Identify your engine: Look for an engine identification tag usually located on the engine itself. This tag will give you the engine's make, model, and displacement (e.g., Vortec 8100).
2. Consult a repair manual: Once you know the engine, find a repair manual specific to your *year, make, and model of Workhorse chassis and that specific engine*. The repair manual will have diagrams showing the fuel system and the exact location of the fuel pump.
3. Look for common locations: While the exact location varies, fuel pumps on most Workhorse chassis with gasoline or diesel engines are typically located in the fuel tank (in-tank pump) or on the frame rail near the fuel tank (external pump). However, using a repair manual is essential for accuracy.
Without knowing the specific engine in your 2003 Workhorse, providing a precise location is impossible. Using the steps above will help you find the correct information.