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To the OP I had the exact thing when I bought my truck. Doing "new to me" vehicle maintenance while changing the fuel filters I shot some brake cleaner up in there but never could get it to stop coming out nasty looking. Bought the kit, yanked the whole thing off the frame and found same as you.....
You should start a new thread about your no-start, because I'm pretty sure this isn't going to solve it for you. I'd say 80+% of the time fuel pressure is not the primary underlying reason for a no start. These things will idle on half of base operating pressure, and will buck along at half again of that pressure, so if you're getting a nice even crank without sputtering and spitting, a sensor is a much more common issue.
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