Possible fuel pressure problem?
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Look under where the fuel filter is mounted....should have hard lines coming off of it. Just trace them until you get to a flexible line and clamp it off only after the pump has shut off.
Edit: Ummm it might not work for you if you have the hard plastic flex lines.....for some reason on our shop truck 2001 s10 it has a soft rubber fuel injection hose on it.
Edit: Ummm it might not work for you if you have the hard plastic flex lines.....for some reason on our shop truck 2001 s10 it has a soft rubber fuel injection hose on it.
Last edited by Frog; 09-01-2011 at 11:59 AM.
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Just diagnosed as fuel pump. First shop (near work) can fix it today and will allow me 2-3 weeks to pay since we do a lot of business with them for work. It'll cost me $730 for the pump and filter.
Sometimes I really hate this friggin thing...
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She didn't say, I just got a voicemail. Waiting on my friend to give me their price so I can compare. I know her shop only uses OEM style parts, so it'd be the Delco or whatever. This shop, I dunno.
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