F150 1996 Fuel Pumps will not Activate
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F150 1996 Fuel Pumps will not Activate
Have F150 1996, 5.0L with AODE. Truck was running before engine & transmission switch. Replaced engine & transmission with roller cam 5.0L from '93 T-Bird & transmission with E40D from '95 F150. Fuel pumps will not activate. Pumps will function when activated using jumper box connected to pump electrical connector. Fuel will flow to fuel line at fuel rail. Pumps are not the problem. Engine will start with starting fluid. Fuel pump relay checks, working. Have not changed the computer. Seems to be a grd. problem. Have several 95/96 F150s and have done engine swaps many times. Open to all ideas. If anyone has a problem, I know to much about F150/Broncos 92/96. Just not this problem.
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I don't have an f150 but I do have a 95 bronco .the inertia switch on the bronco is located under the passenger side corner panel up towards where the dash meets the door frame. There should be a red switch/button. If it tripped you should be able to use a flat head screw driver to push it back in.
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Hi All,
I have been searching for something like this thread for few weeks now. Incoming long story. I just purchased 1987 F150 4x4 with an HO engine in it and i love it butt...... it smells like gas after running for a bit and lots of hoses are just plugged with screws which worries me a bit. for the most part the engine and transmission seem to be strong and working just fine no idle problems and when i hit the pedal it goes but it does smell like gas after a while. I noticed the O2 sensor is just dangling under the car and the exhaust was horribly done and does not have the bung holes for the O2 sensor. The issue i am facing is 1 i gotta redo the exhaust so it seals properly the flanges are not properly seating and 2 i know the fox body mustangs use two O2 sensors and the f150s used one. so far from looking at my harness it is using the truck harness because i only see 1 O2 sensor, i am kinda confused what to do next. should i replace the exhaust and put a bung where the two exhaust lines meet or should i install a dual exhaust get a new harness and install both O2 sensors? The obvious ansewr would probably be to find out what ECU is in it and go based off of that but i would like to hear from you experienced folk first.
Thanks in advanced!
I have been searching for something like this thread for few weeks now. Incoming long story. I just purchased 1987 F150 4x4 with an HO engine in it and i love it butt...... it smells like gas after running for a bit and lots of hoses are just plugged with screws which worries me a bit. for the most part the engine and transmission seem to be strong and working just fine no idle problems and when i hit the pedal it goes but it does smell like gas after a while. I noticed the O2 sensor is just dangling under the car and the exhaust was horribly done and does not have the bung holes for the O2 sensor. The issue i am facing is 1 i gotta redo the exhaust so it seals properly the flanges are not properly seating and 2 i know the fox body mustangs use two O2 sensors and the f150s used one. so far from looking at my harness it is using the truck harness because i only see 1 O2 sensor, i am kinda confused what to do next. should i replace the exhaust and put a bung where the two exhaust lines meet or should i install a dual exhaust get a new harness and install both O2 sensors? The obvious ansewr would probably be to find out what ECU is in it and go based off of that but i would like to hear from you experienced folk first.
Thanks in advanced!