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Old 11-20-2009, 12:36 PM   #1
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Can anyone tell me what fuse operates the fuel pump on my 2005 screw f 150?
Changing fuel filter. Thanks.

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Old 11-20-2009, 12:58 PM   #2
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you dont need to pull the fuse
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Old 11-20-2009, 01:23 PM   #3
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hes prob wanting to run it outa gas b4 pulling the filter, relieving the pressure b4 he undoes the hose. i wouldnt recomend it, i would just take the line loose and change it. ive done 100s like that, just dont get gas in your face.
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yea, i dont like to run anything dry, just put a big rag over the connection before you yank on it.
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Thanks.
I just got done changing it. The man at the auto store told me to just take the gas cap off to releave the presure. Not sure if this helped but there was very little gas. Thanks again.
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I just let the vehicle sit overnight to relieve pressure and haven't had a problem yet on any vehicle.
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yea i did mine on the ground in a gravel driveway with out jacking it up in like 5 min.
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Can anyone tell me what fuse operates the fuel pump on my 2005 screw f 150?
Changing fuel filter. Thanks.
its an easy four step process to find out:

step one: get owner's manual out
step two: open owner's manual to index
step three: find "fuses"
step four: open to fuses page.

and presto all you fuse definitions and locations.
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its an easy four step process to find out:

step one: get owner's manual out
step two: open owner's manual to index
step three: find "fuses"
step four: open to fuses page.

and presto all you fuse definitions and locations.
I have already completed the filter change, but the owners manual does not identify wich fuse is the fuel pump fuse.
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Old 11-21-2009, 12:09 PM   #10
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I have already completed the filter change, but the owners manual does not identify wich fuse is the fuel pump fuse.
I stand corrected, you are right there is no "fuel pump" fuse.
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