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Join Date: May 2010
Location: S.F.V. Cali.
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Well, the fuel issue is solved.
I feel like a bit of a bonehead, but sometimes I am! It would appear that the previous owner had the fuel pump hooked up backwards, and as a result, so did I. I was in bed doing some research on Y blocks last night when I noticed how the fuel pump was hooked up. I thought, hey, that's the opposite of how mines hooked up. So, tonight I switched it, and there you go. Turns out a fuel pump works pretty well once you have it hooked up properly. Haha! Gotta make sure you eliminate the simple stuff first, but I didn't even think of that possibility. So, now I have fuel. I got the truck fired up, but not to stay running yet. I'll have to mess with it this weekend. I don't have much time during the week because I get home late. And I don't have a garage back yet since losing it in a fire, working in the dark and dirt doesn't make the job easy. |
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: IN A GALAXIE FAR, FAR AWAY
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You simply replaced the pump as it had been previously installed. You are not a bonehead.
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