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I installed a new fuel pump one month ago in my 75 bronco and it was running fine. Yesterday I had it running while I was flushing the radiator. After running great for about 15 minutes it just stopped and won't start again. I pulled the fuel filter (it screws directly into the carb), and disconnected the hose. I cranked the engine and got no fuel from the line.
Any ideas what the problem might be to just stop like that and then get no fuel???
Were you running the tank low? Could be junk from the tank.... I would put a clear plastic canister filter between the tank and the carb somewhere and see what gets in there.... you can get them anywhere for a couple of bucks....
Were you running the tank low? Could be junk from the tank.... I would put a clear plastic canister filter between the tank and the carb somewhere and see what gets in there.... you can get them anywhere for a couple of bucks....
Do you have a link to one of the canister filters so I know what I am looking for? I new to the early bronco fixer-upper game. Thank you very much!!
Just ask at the counter for a 1/4 or 3/8" clear fuel filter, whatever size rubber line you have. Even Tractor Supply has them on the shelf. Get the plastic, not the glass one's.
should be 5/16.... that is what most factory ford fuel lines are..... here is a link: K&N FUEL FILTERS so you know what they look like.... its a flow through inline fuel filter.... in clear plastic......