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Fuel pump issue or loose connection?
Hi all, I have a 1991 pickup that I replaced the fuel pump in about year ago. I went to start it and it didn't start. I tapped on the gas tank with a piece of wood and it started right and never had any issue while running. Turn it off and it will not start unless I tap the tank while someone starts it. Weird once started it runs fine. what do you think? Bad pump or loose connection somewhere? I checked the fuse and it is fine.
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Re: Fuel pump issue or loose connection?
hi there
well moving the accelerator pedal does nothing except it moves the TPS and it opens up the throttle and allows more air into the intake you could have either issue, the fuel pump could be dying, or you could have a bad connection only a person at the truck looking at it will be able to determine which not from here on the internet check the fuel pump relay, it may be dying the fuel pump relay is used during cranking and when it starts up and is running then it moves to the oil pressure switch if the fuel pressure does not reach enough PSI during cranking then it will be difficult to start, if it will at all if it has a bad or dying fuel pump relay is a real possibility here try another relay and see if anything changes
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Re: Fuel pump issue or loose connection?
hi there yeah i would vote for bad loose or dirty connection in the pump/sender unit first then
try replacing them, you can get replacement pump wiring pigtails from auto parts stores good luck! R
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I also am user fastr68 here- Randy -'54 F100 302 C-6 -'57 F100 -'57 Bel Air HT 307 4spd '57 210 HT 4dr 265 3spd -'68 corvair monza convertible w/ PG -'79 C-20 -'80 K-20 -'82 K-10 SS -'82 TRANS AM WS7 HT 5.0L TH350 2400 stall blue/blue level III PMD cloth PG hood -'85 Elky SS 310ci 2004r fully restored 2008 -'88 buick century estate wagon 3800 4t40e, 91 s-10 2wd 4.3L, 96 taurus, '97 cavalier RS 2.2L, 5sd -'05 18ft car trailer, 98 achieva, 98 cherokee, |
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