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Out on holidays and truck started playing up. Down on power,slight miss under load and both fuel pressure gauges reading zero. Ones electronic and ones mechanical. Borrowed a test light and cant see any power o my walbro fuel pump. Also there is no priming noise with ignition on. Where can I find the fuse for the fuel pump.
It seems to be fuse 40 inside the cab. Also, if u were off roading, maybe u tripped the inertia switch in the right kick panel. That is located in the circuit between the fuse and the pump
Brian hasn't been back. Maybe he is on a wild wallaby chase.
Strange thing is right now it is going on 4:00PM in Sydney. Doubt he went to bed. Even stranger now hat I think of it. It's about 4PM tomorrow in Sydney right now.
also it could be your fuel pump relay. i dont know about yours but mine (99 f350) is located behind the dash almost underneath the radio. if the fuse doesnt work try putting a new relay in it
Sorry guys , had to duck up the pub for a few bevies and dinner. The problem truned out to be intermittent so I started looking elsewhere than the fuses. Thanks for the info guys. If my fix isnt right I know where to go next. The nut holding the wire on the positive on the fuel pump was a bit loose so I nipped it up real good and it seems to running fine again. Will keep an eye on it.
Just messin' with you M8. But it was a good guess.
So how's the beginning of summer so far?
Been up here in Queensland for 9 days and yesterday was the first day it didnt rain. Its about 85 F and wet Great for a house load of kids. It has been the wetest DEC for about 30yrs.
Been up here in Queensland for 9 days and yesterday was the first day it didnt rain. Its about 85 F and wet Great for a house load of kids. It has been the wetest DEC for about 30yrs.
That sucks. Gotta be climate change. Send them to the movies. That would give you a couple hour break at least.
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