Pump Leaking
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Pump Leaking
To my surprise this AM, truck was hard to start. Always starts on the first turn over but today it took a couple of turns to start and ran real ruff for a second or two.
After a short trip I came back and found some fuel spots in the drip pan I have for the driveway. I looked all over for the leak, fuel filter and drain were not leaking but after searching around I found the leak on the back side of the pump. This sucks big time. The pump defentily has to come out to be sealed.
I'm moving tp Oregon sometime in the first quarter of 2006 and was going to have PDR due thier magic after I got situated up there. I guess I will look around for somebody to due the work here in the Phoenix AZ area. Any suggestion on who is good in the PHX area please post or PM.
In the mean time I have unhooked the KSB to lower the pressure on start up. Hope it last a week or so till I can find out where to get it fixed.
Jim
After a short trip I came back and found some fuel spots in the drip pan I have for the driveway. I looked all over for the leak, fuel filter and drain were not leaking but after searching around I found the leak on the back side of the pump. This sucks big time. The pump defentily has to come out to be sealed.
I'm moving tp Oregon sometime in the first quarter of 2006 and was going to have PDR due thier magic after I got situated up there. I guess I will look around for somebody to due the work here in the Phoenix AZ area. Any suggestion on who is good in the PHX area please post or PM.
In the mean time I have unhooked the KSB to lower the pressure on start up. Hope it last a week or so till I can find out where to get it fixed.
Jim
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my 92 did the exact same thing. i was in arkansas whe it happend did my job and drove th michigan without a problem. there is a screw on the back side with a seal that lets lose. had it fixed up here and all is better including the mpg. good luck.
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