Fuel Pressure Problem
NEED SOME OPINIONS, GUYS AND GALS. tHE OTHER DAY WHEN I STARTED THE TRUCK UP TH FUEL PRESSURE ONLY CAM UP TO ABOUT 8 POUNDS, (NORMALLY HOLDS 17 LBS.) AFTER DRIVE A FEW MILES I NOTICED THAT THE PRESSURE WAS FALLING SLOWLY. BY THE TIME I GOT TO WORK IT WAS AT 0. NOW IF I SHUT THE ENGINE OFF FOR A FEW MINUTES AND RESTART IT, THE PRESSURE RISES AGAIN, USUALLY TO 5-8 LBS, THENS STARTS DROPPING AGAIN. SOMETIMES IT WIT GO TO 17 LBS AND ACT NORMALLY. I ALSO NOTICED THAT THE GUAGE DOESN'T FLUCUATE ANY WHEN IT IS RUNNING LOW WHEN I HAMMER IT.
DO YOU THINK MY GUAGE MAY BE GOING BAD, OR THE LP.
ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED
THANKS,
ATCH
DO YOU THINK MY GUAGE MAY BE GOING BAD, OR THE LP.
ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED
THANKS,
ATCH
Sounds like it's the sender or the gauge...
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Check your fuel supply lines. Just about under the drivers seat and on the inside of the frame there is a junction between the steel line from the tank and the rubber line to the transfer pump. Mine was very loose and sucking air. couple of small hose clamps fixed the problem. Been good for over a year
Bob H
Bob H
I agree with the Good Dr. Evil... I would grab any kind of pressure gauge and retest the fuel pressure. Like a 0-30 PSI works great... Even if you have to take a boost gauge (0-35 PSI) and use it...
my truck did this just the other day...i already have an aftermarket transfer pump so i went straight to the guage. it was my isolater sticking. now it works great again just like before..


