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fuel pump i have a 1996 ford econoline and on hot days it will die and after it cools down it will run ur fuel pump is overheating i have not found a soulution to stop it from over heating
A number of reasons for this, poor quaility fuel causing vapour lock, over heating due to starter cover vents blocked,cylinder fins clogged, running too lean on the carb mixture settings, fuel tank breather clogged ( slacken off fuel cap when it starts to die, if it picks up again, replace tank breather, or ignition unit breaking down when hot ( only cure is to replace the unit )
Sounds like your ignition coil is going bad. I believe you can have those checked for free at your local auto parts store. When they start to go bad they will fail on you when they get hot but once they cool down they are good to go again. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank for rating my response and for using FixYa!
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