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re: Truck wont stay running, possible problems?
Posted on 10/27/13 at 11:04 am to Remedy
Posted on 10/27/13 at 11:04 am to Remedy
Most likely not the pump. could be fuel filter. you need to see if it has any codes.
And.i would google.the symptoms model and yr.
If you cant find anything post back and.ill check for any tech service bulletins
And.i would google.the symptoms model and yr.
If you cant find anything post back and.ill check for any tech service bulletins
Posted on 10/27/13 at 11:18 am to greasemonkey
An old trick I learned to see if the fuel pump is bad is to get a hammer or something similar and tap on top of the fuel tank a few times.
after doing that,if you can crank the vehicle & it stays running, more than likely your fuel pump is bad.
Change the fuel & air filter, it wouldn't hurt and it should be fairly inexpensive.
Also look at all the vaccum lines & hoses. Make sure all the connections are on properly. Sometimes the vaccum lines will rot and a hole will develop causing the engine to 'suck air'.
Make sure all your spark plug wires are securely connected. Check all electrical connections as well.
Good luck
after doing that,if you can crank the vehicle & it stays running, more than likely your fuel pump is bad.
Change the fuel & air filter, it wouldn't hurt and it should be fairly inexpensive.
Also look at all the vaccum lines & hoses. Make sure all the connections are on properly. Sometimes the vaccum lines will rot and a hole will develop causing the engine to 'suck air'.
Make sure all your spark plug wires are securely connected. Check all electrical connections as well.
Good luck
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