electric fule pump???
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electric fule pump???
ok so i did away with the lift pump and tried to put in an electric pump. a fifty dollar one from orielleys and i can run the pump for 30 secs or 3 mins and it doesnt make a dam# on how it starts im still having to ether it. i thought this would fix my starting problems but only made it worse. now when i drive the truck it starts with ether hops and bucks like crazy, finaly evens out then when i slow down to about 30 it starts to buck agian any help guys ive gotta make the truck last at least through winter
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From: Mi'kma'ki
where did you install the e-pump?
an e-pump won't help you if you have a leak before the pump,such as at the fuel selector valve,rusted out fuel lines,pickups,or broken off pickup screen.
does she run the same way on both tanks?
an e-pump won't help you if you have a leak before the pump,such as at the fuel selector valve,rusted out fuel lines,pickups,or broken off pickup screen.
does she run the same way on both tanks?
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if you are going to use an E-pump, use the facet duralift 40285 pump. 4 to 7 <acronym title="lbs per sq inch">psi</acronym>, and 33 gph.
almost exactly what the stock pump delivery rates are.
plus it will straight lift 10 ft, so you can mount it at the filter instead of at the tank.
almost exactly what the stock pump delivery rates are.
plus it will straight lift 10 ft, so you can mount it at the filter instead of at the tank.
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if you are going to use an E-pump, use the facet duralift 40285 pump. 4 to 7 <ACRONYM title="lbs per sq inch">psi</ACRONYM>, and 33 gph.
almost exactly what the stock pump delivery rates are.
plus it will straight lift 10 ft, so you can mount it at the filter instead of at the tank.
almost exactly what the stock pump delivery rates are.
plus it will straight lift 10 ft, so you can mount it at the filter instead of at the tank.
it sounds like you have problems elsewhere. exactly what is the problem your haveing
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From: Mi'kma'ki
you can get good deals on the diesel refer pumps from this guy:
Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums - View Profile: GenLightening
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ok got the pump at oriellys its a mr gasket mounted it beside the fule filter. im realy starting to think that it is the injector pump
with a new injector pump does it have to be timed after i get all the crap put on it
with a new injector pump does it have to be timed after i get all the crap put on it
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The cheapest I found my facet pump was from a place like RacerPartsWarehouse or RacerPartsOnline. I can't remember exactly, but I'm sure if you google it with "facet" it'll appear.
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From: Mi'kma'ki
that's the one thats made for diesels,made to pull upwards of 10' and is used on the refer trucks.
price for the better pump from GenLightening even still than found there fwiw.
josh,i like many have tried those green mr gasket pumps.they just don't last.mine went 20k miles/1 yr.
like Forddiesel17 says they need to push fuel,not try and suck it up like the refer pumps can.even if you got it to work up there (id be surprised) she'd just burn out quick.
try;
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post10774080
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I just checked the site and couldn't find the duralift anymore, so I suspect they don't stock it anymore. There was a diesel pump there, but it was 6.5-7.5 psi. Probably not enough for our trucks.
Maybe I'll get one from that GenLighting guy for a backup. How much does he sell his for? I've always pushed my fuel (on other vehicles) so 10' pulling limitation is not a big deal for me.
Why not push all the time? Especially considering I have a Ford Van and VW Jetta TDI, I have to put my pumps where I have room, and on the underside of the vehicle made more sense than mounting in the engine compartment and taking up valuable real estate.
Maybe I'll get one from that GenLighting guy for a backup. How much does he sell his for? I've always pushed my fuel (on other vehicles) so 10' pulling limitation is not a big deal for me.
Why not push all the time? Especially considering I have a Ford Van and VW Jetta TDI, I have to put my pumps where I have room, and on the underside of the vehicle made more sense than mounting in the engine compartment and taking up valuable real estate.
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per forum rules,you'll just have to send him a pm.you'll see it's priced very reasonable (surprisingly so.)
they can push fuel ok too.one guy had trouble,but that is only because he has a massive in bed tank,and she didn't like that much pressure.stock tanks shouldn't be an issue.
well whats nice is up in the engine bay,it's very easy to service/clean,and it's well protected up high under cover.im sure you can rig up a skid plate/small enclosed protective box if needed down on the frame.
they can push fuel ok too.one guy had trouble,but that is only because he has a massive in bed tank,and she didn't like that much pressure.stock tanks shouldn't be an issue.
well whats nice is up in the engine bay,it's very easy to service/clean,and it's well protected up high under cover.im sure you can rig up a skid plate/small enclosed protective box if needed down on the frame.
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i don't see the duralift there.
that's the one thats made for diesels,made to pull upwards of 10' and is used on the refer trucks.
price for the better pump from GenLightening even still than found there fwiw.
josh,i like many have tried those green mr gasket pumps.they just don't last.mine went 20k miles/1 yr.
like Forddiesel17 says they need to push fuel,not try and suck it up like the refer pumps can.even if you got it to work up there (id be surprised) she'd just burn out quick.
try;
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post10774080
that's the one thats made for diesels,made to pull upwards of 10' and is used on the refer trucks.
price for the better pump from GenLightening even still than found there fwiw.
josh,i like many have tried those green mr gasket pumps.they just don't last.mine went 20k miles/1 yr.
like Forddiesel17 says they need to push fuel,not try and suck it up like the refer pumps can.even if you got it to work up there (id be surprised) she'd just burn out quick.
try;
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post10774080
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