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Engine runs , fuel pump don't

tco3129

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Noticed no hum coming from the fueltank so I checked it out. I got no (like that " got no " yeah I'm a hillbilly ) noise from the tank, no aggitation and no squirt from the primary fuel drain. My question is How is my engine running?
I am running 60% WMO 40% diesel and fuel conditioner. Again HOW ?
 

digitaldust

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your truck has a working IP injector pump on the engine . till you get air leek or run " low on fuel "
your ok.

Check the fuel pump fuse if you need more info or to talk to another deuce owner call me
810-Five 77 35two 4 call any time

also check the plug for 24v with switch turned on . then check that ground is ok. Its the wire from the frame nearest the tank .

hope this helps
 

tco3129

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On flat ground ( hard to find here ) it will run against the gov and do over 50. Never driven or rode in another deuce but mine seems to pull the hills reasonably well. :lost:
 

AGE|kshaufl

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Ditto digitaldust, check the plug on the pump, check the fuse, and check the ground. Typically the pumps dont go bad. They do fall apart and can be put back together, but don't go bad.

Good luck.
 

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2 out of the 3 military 6x6's I've owned have had dead fuel pumps. I just ended up replacing them with an external airtex fuel pump.

Check your fuse first and foremost. It's under that cover where the power cable plugs into the pump(tank).
 

wreckerman893

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Yes, they go bad. Make no mistake.
The Gimpster speaks the truth.....I have replaced a couple of bad ones......the usual suspect is the fuse. It requires a slow blow one that ain't cheap.

The second issue is the bottom falling off the foot of the pump...some of the newer ones are rivieted in.....anytime I have to put one back together I always drill a small hole and secure it with a small self tapping metal screw.
 

tco3129

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OK, I checked everything out including pulling the pump. Funny, the pump will run upside down. Rattles like crazy upside down. It's trash. found new replacement for $151. Order it payday.:-D
 

patracy

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OK, I checked everything out including pulling the pump. Funny, the pump will run upside down. Rattles like crazy upside down. It's trash. found new replacement for $151. Order it payday.:-D
If you can live with a pump on the outside of the tank, the airtex pump is only $70.
 

micmccon

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I was going to drain some fuel out of the fuel filter to investigate the extended crank condition that I've noticed on my Deuce. I had the wife turn the main switch on while I listened at the tank and I got nothing! I am soooo glad I didn't drain out the filter before checking this. I suppose I would have had a large green truck to tow out into the yard until I could bring my volt meter home to investigate the pump issue! The wife would have been pissed! Oh, well I can wail until Monday .
 

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search people , search!

Airtex, deuce forum or modified deuce forum

fuel pump fuse,slow blow, same forums...

Both have been repeatedly posted.
 
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