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My truck been loosing it fuel prime every so offing it not all time i maybe able go 3 days or it maybe 5 mins after shut the truck
Like left work on monday drove 2/10s mile stop get fuel come back out truck loose it prime reprime the system drove home got up next morning started right up went out at lunch go get something no start loose it prime again reprime system again drove 2 days no problem get this morning start and die had to reprime system
I have look and look can't fine no fuel leak, the return lines kit is 2 months old are new all the injector are dry new fuel filter one peace spin on filter also new fuel housing
Does the fuel pump have chuck valve in them to stop it from draining back ?
Ok looking any idles where to and look for need get this fix fast wife going be driving the out state in few days don't need this breaking down on her
The truck was not low on fuel they had 1/2 tanks in them
The truck does run fine going the road or just idling
I have no clue if it been change out or not i only had for few months
When it loses it's prime, is the fuel filter full? If it's not full, you've got air intrusion. What do you have to do to prime it? The fact that it starts OK sometimes tells me that the Injection Pump is OK. The OE fuel pump has 2 valves in it that will not let the fuel backflow into the tank. If my wife were leaving on a trip with that vehicle, I would install an Electric Fuel Pump to make sure that she could easily start it. An EP saves the starter because it will start pumping as soon as you energize it. I've changed my filter and just left my EP on for 20 to 30 minutes. It purges all of the air out and it starts immediately. The purists on here will yelp about it being a band aid and the problem found and fixed. Sometimes it's better to get running now especially if the better half is going to be driving the truck on a trip.
The lift pump is just a basic diaphram pump, the diaphram moves up and down moving the fuel with it and two check valves allow it to suck fuel from the tank and into the chamber on the downstroke and push it out and up to the inj pump on the upstroke. Those check valves "should" prevent fuel from flowing back into the tank when the engine isnt running. The check valves are in the lift pump, not the inj pump.
When it loses it's prime, is the fuel filter full? If it's not full, you've got air intrusion. What do you have to do to prime it? The fact that it starts OK sometimes tells me that the Injection Pump is OK. The OE fuel pump has 2 valves in it that will not let the fuel backflow into the tank. If my wife were leaving on a trip with that vehicle, I would install an Electric Fuel Pump to make sure that she could easily start it. An EP saves the starter because it will start pumping as soon as you energize it. I've changed my filter and just left my EP on for 20 to 30 minutes. It purges all of the air out and it starts immediately. The purists on here will yelp about it being a band aid and the problem found and fixed. Sometimes it's better to get running now especially if the better half is going to be driving the truck on a trip.
First filter was only half full the second time not sure wife had truck buddy on mine went got her started today i didn't even pull filter just crack on it for about 25 second with my foot to the floor
The lift pump is just a basic diaphram pump, the diaphram moves up and down moving the fuel with it and two check valves allow it to suck fuel from the tank and into the chamber on the downstroke and push it out and up to the inj pump on the upstroke. Those check valves "should" prevent fuel from flowing back into the tank when the engine isnt running. The check valves are in the lift pump, not the inj pump.
That what starting think the check valves not working all the time but i can't see it draining filter half way down
the check valves in the lift pump may help stop fuel draining back to the tank but you'd still have to have an air leak upstream for it to allow drain back. If your filter had air in it you have air leaking into the fuel system from somewhere.
I would say your return lines, but you said you just replaced those, did you use hose clamps??? Or the regular pressure clip things(dont recall the name haha)
I would say your return lines, but you said you just replaced those, did you use hose clamps??? Or the regular pressure clip things(dont recall the name haha)
I used new pressure clamps , new O-Rings , Lines and Caps but did have to reused the third cap on both side cause they had 3 nipples on them and reused last cap on right side cause just had 1 nipples
Well think found the fuel problem, I tink it was my starter being the problem not spinning over fast enough went to the store today and came out and didn't spin over at all had truck tow home ( think god for AAA ) did some testing batterys are and was load testing good had 13.5 v in both so took the meter and work my way back to the start had 12v all way to starter then put amp meter on it bingo. So got me to thinking truck wasn't spinning over fast enough so my think was LP couldn't keep up with the fuel and the IP was suck all the full out filter. so fine out here with in next few days here been banging head up against a wall looking for fuel leak or place it may have been sucking air
Well it wasn't the starter it had air in the system again. but i think i made have found the problem the last cap on driver side was leaking couldn't see just looking at it in till i on top of the motor and could see fuel setting on the back of the block. Looks like when put the return lines on that pinch one of the O-Rings so put 2 new O-Rings on so i hope this fix my problem and think the starter was also part of the problem The truck sure does spin over lot faster
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