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I have to prime my 1991 Ford F-350 fuel injected 460

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There is a check valve in the fuel pressure regulator that maintains fuel rail pressure when the engine is not running. Check it first before going after a leaky injector.

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Colin Stickland

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  • Posted on Dec 06, 2008

SOURCE: Electic Fuel pumps won't pump

seek and thou shall find ,but first remove sender unit in fuel tank and drain gas from it then connect a 12v supply direct to pump and see if it works

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Drew Z

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  • Posted on Mar 06, 2010

SOURCE: 1996 Ford F-350 460 gas engine. Stalls while going

I'd check the manual transfer valve on the dash. They have a tendency to go bad after awhile. Cause 1000 different symptoms, and be the last thing checked/replaced. It's probably the cheapest place to start. The pump under the driver's feet is usually the last one to go in my experience, but the secondary culprit is normally the main pump in the rear tank.

Next time it tries to stall, toggle the fuel switch and see what happens. Same with a hard start. Back and forth a few times quickly.

Hope this helps.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 23, 2010

SOURCE: Ford 460 loses power then dies. Starts back up. Idles fine.

It sounds like you might have a clogged catalatic converter on the exhaust system.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 29, 2010

SOURCE: how to change a fuel filter on a 95 ford f-350

You will need to check inside the frame under the drivers door for the fuel filter. You will need a tool to remove the fuel lines. Remove clips from the fuel line holding the fuel filter (new ones supplied with new filter). Use the tool to insert into the fuel line to remove on both sides. Once lines are removed, remove fuel filter and replace with new ones. Be sure to put in new clips and attach lines. Good luck

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Randy Ohler

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  • Posted on Jun 14, 2010

SOURCE: 1991 FORD F-350 with a 460 cranks but wont start.

first hit the fuel tank with rubber mallet where you might think the pump is. it's best to do this with someone trying to start the truck. if the pump comes on, it is definitely the pump. you can also check at the relay look at the relay and it should show a diagrahm. jump the leads with the switch, not the coil, first check your fuses and check for power at the relay

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