Quick fuel pump question
Playing in the Dirt
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From: Southwest Georgia
Carter is the OEM for the fuel pumps for our trucks. I know that the pump that NAPA sells in a NAPA box is a Carter pump. Look on the side of the pump, if it's a Carter it will have "CARTER" cast or stamped on the side of the pump. I would not buy it from Ford.
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From: Huntsville, Alabama
No one carries a 400 psi hose. I called NAPA, Autozone etc. Ford does have the hoses in stock. The only hoses I can find are fuel injection hoses rated at 200 psi. Will these work?
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Originally Posted by true blue
No one carries a 400 psi hose. I called NAPA, Autozone etc. Ford does have the hoses in stock. The only hoses I can find are fuel injection hoses rated at 200 psi. Will these work?
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From: Pulaski, NY
I bought hose made by Goodyear - it is called Hysunite. It is specifically rated for diesel, although it is rated for 50 psi. You shouldn't need anything rated for 400 psi - the fuel system runs around 70 psi max on the high pressure side.
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i just bought the ford hoses. mine were still good even at 170K and the price isn't too bad for jsut the hose. I wouldn't put a hose rated at 50psi on it though. too much work to do if it does blow. not to mention down time and fuel spray fire hazards.
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napa does sell the same hose ford does. its just not cut to length.
you need 3 hoses. 2 hoses come in one pack and 1 in another. pretty cheap from what i remember when i did mine.
Fuel Hose, BLUE (Aeroquip FC498-06)<---napa
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you need 3 hoses. 2 hoses come in one pack and 1 in another. pretty cheap from what i remember when i did mine.
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(Ford) F4TZ-9324-CA x1
(Ford) F4TZ-9324-DA x1
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I just did mine, pump from IH was 153.00 (had to special order was out of stock). I just used the fuel injector hose from Napa, have to ask for it they don't keep the high pressure out front. Turned out to be the same hose the IH dealer was going to sell me.
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NAPA told me they did not have it. They did not know what I was talking about.
After looking at a new pump in my hand, I am not so sure it is the pump leaking. It may just be a hose or possibly the banjo bolt.
When these pumps leak, where do they leak from?
After looking at a new pump in my hand, I am not so sure it is the pump leaking. It may just be a hose or possibly the banjo bolt.
When these pumps leak, where do they leak from?
At idle and lower RPM's mine didn't leak a bit
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From: River Valley AR
True Blue-
Another possible leak source that I found on my 97 was at the end of the tubing that comes off of the banjo bolt. There is a small rubber washer inside of the fitting that makes the seal. It looks like a short piece of vacuum hose. I assumed that my fuel pump was the culprit, but the rubber seal was shredded and causing the fuel to leak down the back of the cylinder head. You may want to check that too, and I would go ahead and replace them anyway even if it is your fuel pump.
Another possible leak source that I found on my 97 was at the end of the tubing that comes off of the banjo bolt. There is a small rubber washer inside of the fitting that makes the seal. It looks like a short piece of vacuum hose. I assumed that my fuel pump was the culprit, but the rubber seal was shredded and causing the fuel to leak down the back of the cylinder head. You may want to check that too, and I would go ahead and replace them anyway even if it is your fuel pump.