You either have to drop the tank or take the bed off to change the pump.

 

Read on another site that the supercrews have the pump under the cab, not the bed. I can't tell from looking, any idea? Also, is there a fuel pump control module that I should check first? Read that on another site also put can't find a part like that for my 02 online.

 

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I'll look,- IF your thinking about removing the bed.

 

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No reply ?? To late now, I gotta go.

Good Luck

 

Sorry, was out trying to figure out where it is. Was thinking dropping bed was best option since tank is full and I need this done now.
Is it my pc or are the replies above the last one from jbrew all empty?

 

Well, if the tank is under the cab of a supercrew, you'll probably have to drop the tank.
The fuel pump driver modules are on the 04's up.

 

Now I'm really stumped. Got the p0302 and p0316 codes come back really quick. Could this all be related? Noticed a distinct sulfur smell while running.

 

The sulfur smell is from a misfire/dumping raw fuel through the cats.

 

I just find it a big coincidence that while I'm having the fuel pump issue I suddenly have a misfire in cylinder 2. Is it possible the lack of fuel pressure is causing the miss?

 

Started with replacing the fuel filter tonight. Started up fine but it has been since I got stranded this morning. When I went to discharge the valve on the rail, I got nothing. There was also very little fuel in the lines connected to the filter. Not sure what that means but plan on running a pressure check tomorrow.

I also noticed a very large amount of water running out o f the exhaust at the muffler, enough to make a pool on the garage floor.