2005 Chevy Corvette fuel

There is no way for that to happen unless it's pumping air from inside the tank. The pump is submerged and the system is self bleeding. The only time you pump air is if there is no fuel to pump and that will burn out the pump real quick.

I have changed fuel pump and relay car will sometimes run for 10 to 15 min then fuel pressure will drop off and die. Then it may start and may not if u wait about a hour it will start and run about 15 min then die again.

It's not an air problem. You just need to find out what's happening to your fuel pressure, whether it be electrical or a restriction in the system somewhere. It could be many things but you need to use a fuel pressure gauge and determine if the pump is receiving constant voltage and ground.

It does get air in it if u crank on it for awhile after it dies.

It can't do that. The pump is submerged. There is no place to get air unless there is a problem inside your tank with a reservoir pumping dry.

This car has two gas tanks a left and right left tank pumps to engine right tank pumps to left is it possible the air could b coming from the right tank the pump I changed was in the left tank

That could be what is happening them.

The function of the venturi pump is to fill the fuel sender assembly reservoir. If that reservoir goes dry, it will pump air. That will ruin the fuel pump real quick. It sounds like you may be having an issue with the venturi pump.

How do I check the venturi pump

Your probably going to have to drop the tank and physically look inside.

I have fuel tanks off now

Then power the pump and see if it works.

I powered the pump on the left side it works the right side does not have a pump in it it has what looks to me like a regulater

No. It has a pump in both sides

The right side has a gauge in it but nothing yhat looks like the pump that is in the left side. There is a thing in there that looks like a regulater with one wire going to it. There is three wires going in the tank two to the gauge one to the other part.

No, there is a fuel pump there