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I need to replace the front pump on my 1995 F250HD 4X4 Standard Cab. LWB ZF 5spd Sterling 10.25.
I have looked at Rock Auto, Advance and NPD web sites and I am only more confused
Here is the VIN:
1F = FMC USA
T = TRUCK
H= 8501 TO 9000 F250HD F350
F26= F250 4X4 STD. CAB.
H= V8 5.8
S= 1995
L= WAYNE, MI.
I have determined its the pump not the valve because when you flip the switch I cannot hear the pump come on. If I'm wrong please let me know. I am moving in a week (1000 miles) and I really would like to use both tanks.
I will replace that first, do you know the part number for the pump?
Thanks again, this is not the first time you have helped me. I hope I can return the favor someday.
I will replace that first, do you know the part number for the pump?
Thanks again, this is not the first time you have helped me. I hope I can return the favor someday.
LOL...I went to look up the fuel pump first, found out there is more than one.
According to the parts catalog it comes with the sending unit.
What I suggest is, contact Ed Olson at FTE sponsor y2kfordparts.com (Millennium Ford in Seattle), send him your VIN and request.
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sorry to thread jack. if the relay is bad it can cause only one pump to work but not the other? because on my truck i have a rear pump but if i switch it to the front the gauge goes all the way empty and the pump does not kick on. according to the po the truck was only running on the front tank.
If the rear tank pump works but the front doesn't, the relay is not likely to be the problem, since both pumps are fed from the same relay via the selector switch on the dash. Do check for 12V at the front tank pump when selected to make sure it isn't a wiring problem between the switch and the tank.
I need to replace the front pump on my 1995 F250HD 4X4 Standard Cab. LWB ZF 5spd Sterling 10.25.
I have looked at Rock Auto, Advance and NPD web sites and I am only more confused
Here is the VIN:
1F = FMC USA
T = TRUCK
H= 8501 TO 9000 F250HD F350
F26= F250 4X4 STD. CAB.
H= V8 5.8
S= 1995
L= WAYNE, MI.
I have determined its the pump not the valve because when you flip the switch I cannot hear the pump come on. If I'm wrong please let me know. I am moving in a week (1000 miles) and I really would like to use both tanks.
Thanks guys
It could also be the switch on the dash, so check at the plug going to the tank for power to the pump with a 12 Volt test light that loads the circuit.
If one tank runs then as said above the relay and the Inertia switch is OK.
If you need photos of any of the parts, plugs or wiring diagrams just email me.
As far as the fuel pump goes and it may be your problem.
The fuel pump (pump & valve unit) at Advance the E2059MN should work on the front tank.
The big difference between Ford dealers and the auto parts stores is that Ford only sells the whole unit as was said above (Gauge sender, pump & valve unit, stand pipe and wiring with plug). The auto part stores just sell the pump & valve unit and that is why it is much cheaper at the auto parts stores. The pump & valve unit will fit a lot more application so they do not have to stock only a few to fit everything. Where Ford has a whole list of different units to cover everything with the entire Fuel Delivery Module.
Because of the time constraints I trusted my gut and found the pump local at Advance, Airtex Part # E2059MN. I did call my local Ford dealer whom we purchased our Navigator from and who has also serviced the LS while it was under warranty. He would not give me the part number but offered to order the part and have it same day. $383.00 plus a new Ford connector $37.00.
I have been a Ford man since birth (I had no choice) and still love the cars/trucks. I would have loved to buy factory Ford parts but I cannot justify it when Advance Auto met Rock Auto's price. Advance Auto $138.00 Rock Auto $130. the difference pretty much saved me the cost of the fuel filter.
I starter the install last night and stopped when I realized I took my Ford Fuel line tools to PA on our last trip. I had the plastic set that worked well but bought the aluminum scissor style this morning. You need both 5/16 and 3/8. They worked well $12 each.
I did not care for the cheap butt connectors that came with the pump so I purchased new connectors and shrink tube. I reinstalled everything and and it solved the problem. I am grateful for everyone's help and happy about the repair.
Last edited by 2001LSV65SPD; Jun 13, 2009 at 03:30 PM.
Reason: Poor Spelling
I have very similar problems with my newly acquired 1989 4X4 XLT! Is there any reason why, if I only want to use the front tank, I couldn't relace the low pressure, in-tank pump with a high pressure pump and plumb the fuel line directly to the filter?
If I posted this message incorrectly, I apologize ... just learning how to use the FTE forum.
Thanks,
Derek
Originally Posted by NumberDummy
It may not be the fuel pump, it could be a faulty fuel pump relay:
Is there any reason why, if I only want to use the front tank, I couldn't relace the low pressure, in-tank pump with a high pressure pump and plumb the fuel line directly to the filter?
You could but you will have to replace the fuel tank and fuel lines to carry the pressure also.
There are high pressure pumps that will fit in the stock sender, much like what is used in mustangs, right? The FDM wouldn't be the only high pressure in-tank pump option, would it?
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