Fuel issues
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Fuel issues
Truck started having issues after a very cold night. Allowed truck to thaw out in shop with heat. Truck started a day later. Started having issues with truck stalling. Had to tap on low pressure fuel pump to get truck to start. Bought a new pump and installed it, same issue, have to tap pump to start. Any ideas of what maybe going on?? Hard wired old pump to battery and pump comes on.2015 F250 6.7.
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Depending on your outside temperature (you have no signature or info on where you are located so this is a guess since it's winter), your fuel might be gelling in the lines if it's not a high-quality diesel fuel, or if it's still summer blend with no anti-gel in it.
I'd pour some Diesel 911 in it and run some anti-gel additives. It may not help you but given that it's winter time it certainly won't hurt.
I'd pour some Diesel 911 in it and run some anti-gel additives. It may not help you but given that it's winter time it certainly won't hurt.
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Depending on your outside temperature (you have no signature or info on where you are located so this is a guess since it's winter), your fuel might be gelling in the lines if it's not a high-quality diesel fuel, or if it's still summer blend with no anti-gel in it.
I'd pour some Diesel 911 in it and run some anti-gel additives. It may not help you but given that it's winter time it certainly won't hurt.
I'd pour some Diesel 911 in it and run some anti-gel additives. It may not help you but given that it's winter time it certainly won't hurt.
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