My truck is stranded
Listen to "fastdailydriver". There has been a lot of talk about this very subject on this board of the years. Could be the pumps but more likely it's the hose. Sal knows what he's talking about.
Originally Posted by fastdailydriver
its no fun to drop the tank , i had it done, but if you have the time and place it sounds like a good place to start 

well i just pulled the bed back and pulled the pumps out. everything was hooked up fine so no hose was undone. next step i guess is to put my stock pumps back on the truck and see if it will start cause i dropped the pumps back in and hooked it all back up and check the fuel rail again and didnt have any pressure or fuel at all in the rail.
i checked all the fuses and relays too and everything was pushed down tight and the fuse wasnt blown.
i checked all the fuses and relays too and everything was pushed down tight and the fuse wasnt blown.
hmmm
my truck did the same exact thing one time when i changed my plugs and didn't put the hose all the way back on the IAC valve in the intake.
I know your gettng fuel codes and no pressure, so that probably isn't it.
I'm sure it real nice and warm to be sitting outside working on your truck too right???
I would just have the thing flat bedded out of there instead of driving back and forth and having it sit where you aren't. You have tripple A or anyone you know have tripple A? Have them go sit up in the truck and say they borrowed it.
I know your gettng fuel codes and no pressure, so that probably isn't it.
I'm sure it real nice and warm to be sitting outside working on your truck too right???
I would just have the thing flat bedded out of there instead of driving back and forth and having it sit where you aren't. You have tripple A or anyone you know have tripple A? Have them go sit up in the truck and say they borrowed it.
Originally Posted by 1gr8gem
did you try draining all the fuel out and putting in a couple of gallens of fresh fuel? could be water
i have no fuel at the rail
Originally Posted by tallimeca
my truck did the same exact thing one time when i changed my plugs and didn't put the hose all the way back on the IAC valve in the intake.
I know your gettng fuel codes and no pressure, so that probably isn't it.
I'm sure it real nice and warm to be sitting outside working on your truck too right???
I would just have the thing flat bedded out of there instead of driving back and forth and having it sit where you aren't. You have tripple A or anyone you know have tripple A? Have them go sit up in the truck and say they borrowed it.
I know your gettng fuel codes and no pressure, so that probably isn't it.
I'm sure it real nice and warm to be sitting outside working on your truck too right???
I would just have the thing flat bedded out of there instead of driving back and forth and having it sit where you aren't. You have tripple A or anyone you know have tripple A? Have them go sit up in the truck and say they borrowed it.
If its not to late, pull your fuel filter back off, turn the key & see if you have fuel coming out of the line. It will make a mess but it would tell you if the pumps are working.
Originally Posted by olefafl
If its not to late, pull your fuel filter back off, turn the key & see if you have fuel coming out of the line. It will make a mess but it would tell you if the pumps are working.


