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Hello everybody
I'am a new member and sceond genration Ford man.I own 2 Fords. A1996 F-150 and a1997 Explorer. AS far as trucks go Ford is all I've ever owned. And it will always be that way. But sometimes they can give me headaches. Hopefully with the help from some new friends I can figure out them out. And maybe be of some help myself. Looking forward to talking with everyone.
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Thanks I to I'am a carpenter. But unfortunately I'am not as good of a mechanic it seems. I'am trying to figure out why I don't have power to either fuel pumps. In my 96 F-150 after replaceing the front pump. I hope it's something simple. And I'am sure it will be lots of fun chatting with some non Jeff Gordon fans.
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Did you check the FPR, fuel pump relay. This is one place to start.
Also try doing fuel system search in the search function. There are tons of threads about this issue and you may find the answer there. I am not trying to ignore you situation, but it may save you time.
Also try doing fuel system search in the search function. There are tons of threads about this issue and you may find the answer there. I am not trying to ignore you situation, but it may save you time.
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sorry - look at the top off the page - see the blue bar? 3 from the right is the search function - drop down and type fuel system - fuel pump - fuel pump relay - etc. it will take you to former threads addressing your question.
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new to this
trying to find my way around the forums not very computer friendly.
So I guess i'm here to say hi to everyone. Hopefully talking to people in here can help me figure out the mess I got into. I currently own 1990 f-150(302) and a 1992 f-150(300) in it so if anybody wants to chat I'm here
So I guess i'm here to say hi to everyone. Hopefully talking to people in here can help me figure out the mess I got into. I currently own 1990 f-150(302) and a 1992 f-150(300) in it so if anybody wants to chat I'm here
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Weclcome to you too 12wyttenbach,
You'll get the hang of the site soon enough.
before you know it you will have 1000 posts to your name!
You'll get the hang of the site soon enough.
before you know it you will have 1000 posts to your name!
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I think I've traced my fuel pump problem to the inertia switch. I bought the manual and checked out the picture. I looked on the driver side of the firewall to the left of the brake pedal and behind right kick panel.I don't a switch. I'am missing something?96 F-150
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