fuel pump or level sender?
Is youe Blazer fuel injected or is it an older model carbuerated?
If its injected, It could be the sending unit, but if there is low pressure and the is no leak, it is definately is the fuel pump. I believe your problem is that the pump is losing pressure somehow.
I have a fuel pump problem myself, it seems to make a loud grinding noise, but I haven't lost fuel pressure at all. Seems a bit weird.
If its injected, It could be the sending unit, but if there is low pressure and the is no leak, it is definately is the fuel pump. I believe your problem is that the pump is losing pressure somehow.
I have a fuel pump problem myself, it seems to make a loud grinding noise, but I haven't lost fuel pressure at all. Seems a bit weird.
It could be fuel pressure regulator located in the fuel meter block (fuel injection spider), some are replaceable. A good way to tell is the smell of raw gas in the intake manifold. Although this could also be a meter block leaking but it will let you know if the problem is in the upper intake...
I don't think it matters what year your truck is, if it has low fuel pressure, it is NOT being caused by a bad sending unit! The sending unit is strickly used to indicate how much fuel is in the tank. It has nothing to do with pressure. Like chevylover said we need to know your pressure reading in PSI and the year/model/engine etc.....to help you diagnose this ACCURATELY.
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