Update on Ford 3000 stalling out

Anonymous-0

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In regard to my post back on 6/20 about my Ford 3000 stalling out under load - the solution was the fuel line. Over the years several fuel screens had apparently busted off the fuel shutoff valve (I had to fish 4 out of the tank). When I replaced the existing shutoff valve, I found a dead hornet jammed into it blocking flow - but wait, it gets worse. The next step was the fuel lifting pump which was completely jammed full with another hornet and debris. The suction line to the pump was also packed with debris. With the fuel lines cleaned out, we ran it for 10 hours with no problem.
 
(quoted from post at 16:37:45 07/08/13) In regard to my post back on 6/20 about my Ford 3000 stalling out under load - the solution was the fuel line. Over the years several fuel screens had apparently busted off the fuel shutoff valve (I had to fish 4 out of the tank). When I replaced the existing shutoff valve, I found a dead hornet jammed into it blocking flow - but wait, it gets worse. The next step was the fuel lifting pump which was completely jammed full with another hornet and debris. The suction line to the pump was also packed with debris. With the fuel lines cleaned out, we ran it for 10 hours with no problem.

I always check the suction side of a mechanical pump I can tell more about the pump from that side... Believe it are not a fuel pressure tester reads pressure and vacuum they did not put the vacuum scale on it as a good will jester...

The pump can not pump what it cannot $suck... All steal lines are over looked as you found out thanks for the reminder...
 

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