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Re: Any possible idea to fix the blockage fuel pump?
Do u know what & where the blockage is? Could be filter, pump, relay etc. Blow out the fuel lines w compressed air, replace the filter. Be sure u have a blockage first, that's odd.
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it could be a fuel line blockage. disconnect the fuel line at the pump and see how hard it is to blow air back to the tank. it should not be too hard to do. if this is good then it could be a bad fuel pump. the diaphrams go bad and stop drawing fuel.
Sounds like A Fuel blockage, check pickup in tank and filter on side. Of lift pump bolted on injector inside the bolt holding the fuel line to inlet side. And blow air back into tank. An accumulation of particles will cause a blockage when fuel is moving and then disperse when the fuel stops moving. .
Hi, most of the time, this will occur when there in a minor clog within the fuel filter. minor or major blockages will, in time, ruin the fuel pump as well. Replacing the fuel filter will fix this hard start. If you have not had an extensive tune up lately, it would be a great idea to do so if possible. I would also recommend adding a fuel injector cleaner to the fuel tank to clean out the water and clean the injectors as well. this additive will also scrub the intake as well. Check the coil or distributor for optimal operation.
well, if you thik about to change the fuel pump maybe resolve the problem,remove rear seat bottom then remove the gray cap and disconnect de wire to access to pump
Your truck is going into "limp home mode". Their is a problem with the fuel injection system. quite a few possible causes. possibly 1. pressure regulator failing. 2. fuel pump failing to provide proper pressure. 3. fuel filter 4. fuel line partial blockage between the tank and the fuel injection pump. There may be other causes and the items I mentioned can be difficult to check out. Good Luck!
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