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94-97 Tech
Potential Fuel Pressure Issue
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[QUOTE="jschildm, post: 185518, member: 1864"] Yeah, i still think the culprit is the fuel pump. I believe the GP's were connected until i pulled the plug apart (and broke the pins). Either way, getting rid of oil soaked, half melted, incredibly brittle plastic can't be a bad thing. I will keep everyone posted on the results of the pigtail and fuel pump install. THe pump install depends a lot on if I take the truck back to Indiana for the holidays or not. [/QUOTE]
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