UPDATE:
Come to find out...it was the computer... if I had only used my brain for a
few minutes I would have figured that out..anyways it is running just fine
now
"jamoran" <john RemoveThis @analon.com> wrote in message
news:Fc2dnXSTAvvxbVffRVn-rw@sedona.net...
> possible clogged screen filter
> verify pump runs do following
> skide under drivers side of truck about where the drivers door is there
> you should find a switching valve.....disconnect one hose at a time coming
> from the fuel tanks....turn on key and note fuel flow rate
>
> if you do have fuel comming out of both could be witching valve
> if one lines has no or lower fuel flow then could be fuel pump
>
> you may have to raise the bed to get to the fuel pump connectors
>
> disconnect the connector and insert volt meter have someoene cycle the key
> note if there is any voltage the fuel pump should try to run for a few
> seconds when the key is turned on
>
> if you do find voltaege but fuel pump not delivering fuel, replace fuel
> pump....
>
> if you have two tanks and one runs out of fuel but problem is with
> switching valve...switch the hoses feeding the switching valve and you
> should be fine....
>
> Knight wrote:
>> is it possible that the fuel tank selecter switch in my truck could cause
>> my intank fuel pump not to run? I have an 88 F150 with the 4.9l 6cyl. the
>> guy I got it from ran it out of fuel in his driveway. Now after adding
>> fuel and changing the fuel filter, still no fuel. The high pressure pump
>> on the frame was just changed and is working. Any idea's? I have a
>> feeling I am going to be changing the in-tank pump. Thanks in advance.
>>
>> >> Stay informed about: fuel tank selecter switch 88 F150