Is this the fuel pump?
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Is this the fuel pump?
Hello. I have an '84 RV e350 7.5 litter engine that is not pushing gas to the carburetor. I changed the fuel filter to a clear one and it only fills when I cracks the engine initially. Then it does not fill up when I let it idle. And it dies when I push the gas. I'm thinking the fuel pump is bad. Can anyone confirm if this is the fuel pump?
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I'm not familiar with that year, but that doesn't look like any fuel pump I've ever seen. Generally, on later model vehicles (with fuel injection), the fuel pump is inside the fuel tank. This is to keep it cool, as fuel injection requires high pressure, and those pumps work hard.
On earlier, carbureted vehicles, the fuel pump is on the side of the engine block, with an arm that goes into the engine block and engages a jackshaft which has a lobe on it to operate the arm.
These are generalizations, but I suggest you just start following the fuel lines to see where they go.
On earlier, carbureted vehicles, the fuel pump is on the side of the engine block, with an arm that goes into the engine block and engages a jackshaft which has a lobe on it to operate the arm.
These are generalizations, but I suggest you just start following the fuel lines to see where they go.
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I think you're right. Would you have any idea where the fuel relay is? Would it be with the fuel pump above the gas tank?
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If your problem moves to another circuit, you have found your culprit. Check all fuses while you are in there, of course. Doesn't hurt to pull each one (one at a time!) and clean the contacts with some CRC.
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It's generic because as the caption states, it includes 255/302/351W/460 .. 255/302 only available with 2V, 351W available with 2V & 4V
But no 460 of any year came with a 2V!
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I'm not necessarily a fan of those chassis but with a 429--Boss 429 maybe?---I might be a convert!? One of those in front of a performance built C6 would be a snappy ride indeed.