My 87 F150 seems not to be getting enough gas. You think it is the fuel pump, or what.

Asked by williamearljohnson Mar 24, 2013 at 02:58 PM about the Ford F-150

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tenspeed answered 11 years ago

You can check the pressure on the fuel rail to check the pump output. You can change the inline fuel filter if it's been in a while.

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jimp417 answered 11 years ago

You need a special tool take this clamp loose your parts store will have one better pay some one to do it if you mess it up your in trouble. ask me i know

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