well a buddy of mine has a 1995 f150 and it needs a fuel pump replaced. does anyone have a fuel pumps guide for dummies i can read or use. or would it just be easier to have someone else do?

 

drop tank, and replace fuel pump, its pretty straight forward lol.

 

ive hard removing the bed makes it alot easier? and wow haha when you put it that way we feel dumb.

 

For the rear pump yes way easier, but the front tank is fairly easy to get access too.

 

yes the bed is "easier" i guess? iv always just removed the tank, less hassle, atleast if your tank is nearly empty, or you drain it.

 

Yeah, when I change my transmission I like to remove the cab. Much easier.

 

^ can always count on a smart *** comment from you haha.

 

I'm new to F150s, but not to wrenching on my own vehicles...and I have the same problem with my front tank.

If the decision is between DIY and having someone else do it, at least consider buying a Haynes manual, or checking one out at the library. As someone else mentioned in another post, about 90% of the time it's the pump...but the manual gives you the testing procedure to help you determine if the pump is actually the culprit. Plus, if it IS the pump, you then have the steps on how to change it.

For about $20 on Amazon, I have one for all of my vehicles that are out of warranty. None of them (Haynes or Chilton) are perfect, but it's better than flying blind...

 

payed $3 for my Haynes at a goodwill sorry, had to share the deal i got lol.

 

You need to check it out to make sure it the pump and not a voltage to the pump problem. It's bad to replace the pump and it still not run.