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how to prime full fass

Old Mar 19, 2006 | 11:24 AM
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how to prime full fass

I am all hooked up and have the full line off at the filter houseing and I cycle the key and the fass only starts for a moment then it stops can noit get full out of the line .do I have to crank the engine over?
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Old Mar 19, 2006 | 01:45 PM
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dont know what gen truck your talking here , but if it is a second gen , and you have the fass wired to the same lift pump power supply from the ECM , you need to bump the starter and you will get 25 seconds of power to the fass,
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Old Mar 19, 2006 | 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnCA58
dont know what gen truck your talking here , but if it is a second gen , and you have the fass wired to the same lift pump power supply from the ECM , you need to bump the starter and you will get 25 seconds of power to the fass,
I think Kully has a 3rd gen, same rules apply though... do what John mentioned, just give it a crank as if to start it, and come back quickly. You'll hear the FASS running, eventually you'll hear the fuel go all the way up (at least I did on mine).
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