m.meyerhoff@mchsi.com wrote:
> Got it guys! It was the fuel pump. I had 20 psi on the old pump and the new
> one comes in at 43 psi...
>
> Kinda strange it didn't give any warning, just plumb wore itself out and
> outright died.
Usually pumps do just that. Fail without warning. Considering the
nature of a fuel pump... you typically will only see it work - or not
work. In your case you did have one of those weird ones. Your pump was
still kicking in - but at a much lower pressure. Like you said it just
wore out.
How did you work the bed removal? Did your tank straps look nasty? Was
the inside of the tank clean?
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