Thinking
Senior Member
Joined: May 2021
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From: The People's Republic of Colorado
Fuel pump wasn't as hard as I thought it was gonna be and I didn't even take the bed off.. total of an hour and a half and just needed help getting it back in(my friend held it on the jack while I started the bolts on the straps) ..cleaning the tank was really the hardest part.
Oh and my truck sort of ran out of gas today. No low fuel light, just stalled when I turned a corner. Started back up and stalled 3 more times on the way to the gas station. Getting gas was a Hail mary decision btw, no idea if it would fix the problem.
Of course the pump I coasted into was broke so I had to swing the hose around from the other side. It started up and didn't do it again. I hate my truck again. I almost want to buy an old Chevy truck with the 5.3 just so I have a different set of headaches for a while.
Of course the pump I coasted into was broke so I had to swing the hose around from the other side. It started up and didn't do it again. I hate my truck again. I almost want to buy an old Chevy truck with the 5.3 just so I have a different set of headaches for a while.
Troublemaker
Joined: Sep 2022
Posts: 492
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From: VA
I cut mine because I knew I was replacing it anyway...I went into it knowing I was going to replace them all because I was probably not going to see them again in the lifetime of the truck...
Woohoo!!! Is that Mark Davis? LOL
98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: MI
