89 e250 xl problems turning over and sputtering out while driving
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As we all know the amount of use can determine how long some pumps last..
If for instance a vehicle sits around and adding fuel from questionable gas containers , dirt plus other things manage to get into the tank.
If the sock filter is trapping that "stuff" it can plug the filter and starve the engine for fuel and the engine dies. After setting a while the particles fall off the filter sock and the vehicle starts fine. This condition could provide a false fuel pressure reading
.When the pump module is replaced most places don't make sure the inside of the tank is clean and this can do the same thing with a new pump. You might be able to replace the pump section of the fuel pump module , but unless the tank is lowered and insured to be clean , the problem can resurface.
If for instance a vehicle sits around and adding fuel from questionable gas containers , dirt plus other things manage to get into the tank.
If the sock filter is trapping that "stuff" it can plug the filter and starve the engine for fuel and the engine dies. After setting a while the particles fall off the filter sock and the vehicle starts fine. This condition could provide a false fuel pressure reading
.When the pump module is replaced most places don't make sure the inside of the tank is clean and this can do the same thing with a new pump. You might be able to replace the pump section of the fuel pump module , but unless the tank is lowered and insured to be clean , the problem can resurface.
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Thank you for the update, keep in touch.
In relation to your question regarding the eca.
Depending on the time the descriptions changed , they were all relating to the computer in the vehicle.
First was the ;
COMPUTER
then the ECA, engine control assy
then the ECM-engine control module
then the PCM -powertrain control module all mean the same part.
If I skipped anything , sure they will correct, lol
In relation to your question regarding the eca.
Depending on the time the descriptions changed , they were all relating to the computer in the vehicle.
First was the ;
COMPUTER
then the ECA, engine control assy
then the ECM-engine control module
then the PCM -powertrain control module all mean the same part.
If I skipped anything , sure they will correct, lol
Last edited by hanky; Aug 19, 2022 at 07:33 AM.
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