Decrease in Power
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Decrease in Power
I have a 1990 F150 with two gas tanks... I have started to use the rear gas tank instead of using the front one. The rear gas tank has only been used once in a while.
Whenever I switch to the rear tank, I notice a performance difference in acceleration response time. Could this be from a dirty tank and lines, or could it be somthing else, like a fuel pump that's on its last legs?
Randall Clark
Whenever I switch to the rear tank, I notice a performance difference in acceleration response time. Could this be from a dirty tank and lines, or could it be somthing else, like a fuel pump that's on its last legs?
Randall Clark
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Decrease in Power
Sounds like a problem I was having with my 1989 F150 .
It was real pigged out when I ran it on the front pump so I use the rear and dont worry about the front!
I feel that the intank pum is not putting out enough volume for the engine to make the power it should .
I would replace the intank pump and be sure to clean out the tank and replace the fuel filter!
It was real pigged out when I ran it on the front pump so I use the rear and dont worry about the front!
I feel that the intank pum is not putting out enough volume for the engine to make the power it should .
I would replace the intank pump and be sure to clean out the tank and replace the fuel filter!