On the front of the carburetor where the fuel line comes in is the fuel filter.Did you change that?Take off that line and slip the end into a container,coffee can size.Have a friend turn over the motor,watch for fuel.If you get fuel your needle and seat have seized in the closed position.No fuel check the rubber lines that hook to the fuel pump.You replaced the pump,it's only $2 worth of rubber hoses.If they don't seal the pump can't pull the fuel,it's cheap insurance.
Hello. I recommend that you change the fuel filter and replace the gas cap. Both or either of these could solve your problem.
It sounds like the fuel line is clogged. or you are out of gas
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The older model truck 1989 and older are being eaten up by the new fuel. I will bet that your pick-up tube in the tank has been eaten up and you are pulling vapors.
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