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I have an 82 f series with 302, dual tanks. I have a clear fuel filter in the engine bay and no fuel is making it to that filter. The truck ran fine when I drove it last. That was about 4 months ago. It's been sitting since . when I switch tanks it reads the amount in each tank fine. Just no gas is going to the motor from the tanks. PLEASE HELP! thank you
it is bolted on the enging block behind the power steering pump. it has 2 bolts holding it on. i would try the the tank selector switch. my truck does the same thing. it blew up so while i was rebuilding the engine. it must have messed up. i have another tank hooke up now.
there is no electric pumps on that year model. if it is carbed and it should then the pump is on the block. they are cheap. here is a way to check to see if your selector valve is working. i think it might work. there is one wire to the valve so just get a car battery and some wire. ground the battery to the frame and put a hot wire to the one wire on the valve. if it makes some kind of noise or movement it should work. but it may not work. i don't think it cost too much money though.
so is the manual fuel pump the reason I have to pump the pedal before starting it? If the tank selector wasn't working would it still read how much fuel is in each tank? cause it still does that.
if the switch was bad yes, but if the selector valve is not working correctly it wont switch tanks. if you have fuel in both then the pump should in theory pump pump up fuel. it takes about 1 gallon to fill the lines and pumps up so 5 in each tank should be more than enough. ford pumps are famed for not having good pump vacuum, i have in the past had to manually suck fuel up to the pump to get a good prime. Kurt
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