F-250 460 fuel injected starvejng for fuel when peddle is pushed down replaced inline fuel pump and fuel filter and fuel regulator the pumps are working fine

Colin Stickland

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• Posted on Jun 21, 2009

SOURCE: 1987 ford f150 replaced both fuel pumps but no

check for feed to the fuel pump

SOURCE: 1986 Ford Ranger -- 2.9L V6

Could be a bad Throttle position sensor, and starter solenoid.

SOURCE: the fuel pump pumps but on start up it dies

REPLACE FUEL FILTER IF IT HAS BEEN A WHILE.ALSO THE FUEL PUMP RELAY.CHECK FUEL PRESSURE.IT SHOULD BE 35 - 45 PSI. THE 4.9 ENGINE FUEL PRESSURE SHOULD BE 50 -60 PSI.IF FUEL PRESSURE IS GOOD.SCAN IT CHECK THE EGR VALVE / THE MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR / THE IDLE SPEED CONTROL / ALSO A FAULTY FUEL INJECTOR OR INJECTORS WILL CAUSE PROBLEM.CHECK ALL ELECTRICAL WIRE CONNECTIONS TO THE IGNITION COIL AND DISTRIBUTOR.

SOURCE: truck won't start, can't hear either fuel pump 1992 Ford F 150 5.

If you can't hear the fuel pump when you turn the key to the on position trying to build up fuel pressure, it is most likely either a voltage issue at the fuel pump or you need to replace the fuel pump. Have you checked your fuel filter? Try turning on the key without engaging the starter and see if you hear the whine of the fuel pump.

Good Luck

SOURCE: i am not getting power to my fuel pump

on a lot of ford products there is a switch that goes from the fuel pump to the inside of one of the bedsides.
what this is, is a shock switch that turns the fuel pump off if it absorbs a hit.
its a really dumb safety feature but its effective.
there is a red button on it that u have to press to make it active again.
sometimes they just trip for no reason.