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My 2015 has been at the dealer for 2 weeks with a low fuel pressure problem. they first thought it was water in the fuel filters, so the replaced both filters. Drove it for about 10 miles and the same thing happened, could only go about 4 mph, had it towed back to the dealer they replaced the fuel pump in the tank, and this still hasn't. fixed the problem. any ides I understand there is a high pressure pump also could this be the problem
My 2015 has been at the dealer for 2 weeks with a low fuel pressure problem. they first thought it was water in the fuel filters, so the replaced both filters. Drove it for about 10 miles and the same thing happened, could only go about 4 mph, had it towed back to the dealer they replaced the fuel pump in the tank, and this still hasn't. fixed the problem. any ides I understand there is a high pressure pump also could this be the problem
Thank for any help
So they replaced the DFCM (diesel fuel conditioning module; aka primary pump/fuel filter/water separator) on the driver's side frame then?
If so, sure could be the HPFP (high pressure fuel pump) under the hood. How many miles? Any codes? You get a bad batch of fuel recently?
So they replaced the DFCM (diesel fuel conditioning module; aka primary pump/fuel filter/water separator) on the driver's side frame then?
If so, sure could be the HPFP (high pressure fuel pump) under the hood. How many miles? Any codes? You get a bad batch of fuel recently?
Dealer called me today said they contacted Ford and they said to flush the tank that the original fuel pump probably left some junk in the tank, They said it is OK now I hope so,
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