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Old 02-21-2010, 10:44 AM   #10
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Re: Removing Truck Bed

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Originally Posted by j cAT View Post
I'm surprised you are asking this question since you are a regular poster ..

the fuel pump must have the fuel test proceedure done..this with your limited testing appears to be the fuel pump check valve..but what is the pressure with the key on engine off and the pump is running..?also with the engine running ? sounds like pump does not have the correct pressure when engine is running ...

check for proper ground and feed voltage at pump with pump on ..

you also stated spraying carb cleaner to check for vacuum leaks..this is good for cleaning metal only..this product over time destroys gaskets and rubber compounds..
Haha yeah. I am not too used to working on vortec 350's. The older TBI 350's and I am all over it. I guess I should have tested the fuel pressure with the truck running. I didn't even think of that. Sucks that things always go out when it is cold out and you freeze your fingers off. I just hope it isn't my new fuel pressure regulator again. It would suck to have to rip into there again. Not to mention that little thing was 60 bucks.
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