Actually, you have to cycle the key. The fuel pump will turn off
after ~2 seconds if the engine is not running. I went through the
whole fuel pump thing a year or so ago.
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 12:07 PM, Mike Sykes <mikesykes@cox.net> wrote:
>
>>>
> I have tried cycling the key a few times to make sure the fuel
> pressure was there and it did not make a difference.<<
>
> Cycling a few times won't help if it's a fuel pressure issue. You definitely
> want the fuel pump to run the whole time to build pressure. Let it sit with
> the key in the "on" position for a few secs before firing her up and see if
> anything changes. How many miles are on it?
>
>
> - miggity
>
> 00' stroked R/T CC
> DMLer since 1996!
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