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Wondering if anybody on here can confirm if a 1995 f250 4x4 5.8L V8 EFI has a "fuel reservoir assembly or also referred to as a fuel tank valve selector"? I have looked all over the frame rail and haven't found anything that resembles anything from the picture below. Any help is much appreciated.
by 95 ford switched from selector valve to an in fuel pump valve.
when the fuel pump is powered it opens the valve.
BUT when the pump/valve fails, it will stick in the open position and the return line will fill the opposite tank you are drawing from.
by 95 ford switched from selector valve to an in fuel pump valve.
From what I’ve read on this forum, the system changed mid 1990.
Originally Posted by Sean Roth
Wondering if anybody on here can confirm if a 1995 f250 4x4 5.8L V8 EFI has a "fuel reservoir assembly or also referred to as a fuel tank valve selector"? I have looked all over the frame rail and haven't found anything that resembles anything from the picture below.
What problem are you having that you thought this part is bad?
Thanks for all the help and information! These failed fuel pump valves, can you buy them or do you have to replace the whole fuel pump?
@My4Fordtrucks The forward tank is not working, when I switch to the front the truck stalls out. Replaced the switch on the dash and when that didn't work I went searching for answers online. Came across the tank selector valve but couldn't see one under my truck. Thankfully, you guys saved from buying one.
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