6.0 fuel

[Stumpgrinderguy]

I broke down today. Truck would not start. Knew that I got some h20 in the fuel.. I replaced the fuel filters. Vehicle will not prime. Checked the voltage to the pump, 4.99 v. Checked fuses, appear good. Any insights? I use the truck daily for work. I just started going to bio, John

[mschn99]

using bio.....there is a chance your fuel is gelling depending on how cold it is there....

and what you checked voltage for was probably the water in fuel sensor not the pump. the pump is a 12 volt pump.....but the sensor just uses a 5 volt signal....

[Stumpgrinderguy]

It is going down to a whopping 58 degrees here in clearwater, fl. They put an anti gelling agent in the mix. good down to -14 degrees. We dont get thet cold here

[Stumpgrinderguy]

Pump is not even turning on

[mschn99]

that pump needs 12V to it. Either you have a bad pump and you tested the wrong wire.....or you have a wiring or relay problem then....

[Stumpgrinderguy]

It's a newer truck. Cant see it just giving up the ghost like that. I'll recheck the wires going in

[mschn99]

wouldnt be the first one ive seen fail...

[Stumpgrinderguy]

Should I install a heavier duty pump. Or install some type of after market.. or am I trying to reinvent the wheel. That fuel filter is a hassle to get to. I had thought about putting a different fuel filter assembly in , Any thoughts

[mschn99]

Originally Posted by Stumpgrinderguy

Should I install a heavier duty pump. Or install some type of after market.. or am I trying to reinvent the wheel. That fuel filter is a hassle to get to. I had thought about putting a different fuel filter assembly in , Any thoughts

Fass makes a pretty nice system for them....

[Stumpgrinderguy]

Where to get? Easy to install? $?