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| 7.3L IDI (Non-Powerstroke) Diesels Technical discussion of topics related to vehicles powered by the 7.3 Liter In-Direct Injection Navistar engines. |
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truck ran fine went down to canadiantire came out and would not start had it towed home seems like it wasnt getting fuel i got a new fuel filter thinking that mint be it filled it up with fuel got it to run for 30 secs or so then it died i cracked a few lines on the injectors and there getting fuel ive noticed my fuel filter is not keeping its prime if i fill the filter up sometimes i can get it to go.
once the truck dies i took the filter off and theres not much fuel left in it seems like its just running off the fuel i put in the filter both tanks are over half fullforgot to mention a week before this the truck would start to chug like it wanted to die Last edited by kevin454; 12-08-2010 at 10:08 PM. |
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is that the fuel pump?
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Yea . I am not really familiar with the obs trucks fuel systems though . Don't know if they have one or two pumps factory .
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If i'm correct there is a pump on the bottom of your motor that supplys fuel to you IP pump.
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Last edited by kevin454; 12-09-2010 at 10:15 AM. |
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ok i should have a new lift pump tmr afternoon any trick to installing these? do i just unbolt it and bolt the other one on? its -18 here so its gona be cold
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I always change out the bolts to the pump with a set of studs, makes it easier to install. The threads are 3/8-16, about 2" long stud would work. Getting the bolts back in is usually the hardest part of the job. You will have to remove the alternator and vacuum pump to get to the lift pump easier. I would also look at your fuel lines from the tanks to the pump, any small leak there would give the same issues. Especially check the condition of the rubber line between the steel line and lift pump.
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installed new lift pump and its not pumpin fuel at all? wtf
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What year truck is on? The one in your pic or is it an older truck. Did you fill the fuel filter with fuel before you tried starting it? You may still have air in there until it cranks for a while. If you filled the bowel and you still have no fuel coming up I would believe you either A. have a fuel line problem, hole the line, old dried out hose, or B. the pickup on the tank sending unit is damaged, either the sock or the end may have broken off. You can try an old trick that I used to find a pin hole in a line, take a air nozzle and put into the tank through the fuel cap with a rag wrapped around it and blow into the tank. If you have a leak, it will show up then.
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