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April 18th, 2010 | 
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The truck set for a year I bought it from a friend It needed a radiator. Got one. a battery. Got one of those too. filled it with antifreeze. Took off in it. I filled the gas tank checked the oil . It has ran great, great gas mileage drives very good. No misses sputters or anything. Fires right up in the mornings, High idle kicks in and then goes off perfectly. I drove to the lil store on the corner, less than 3/4 of a mile, killed the truck went inside came out and damn it, antifreeze all over the ground. Water pump is out. drove back to the house and put a new water pump on. I adjusted the kickdown cable for my second gear to last just a lil longer and i went for a test drive to make sure no leaks when It starts to run bad. as you drive 1st gear, its an aod mind you, it winds up to about 2000 rpms and shifts 2nd gear slight acceleration increase with the pedel and the same thing should happen as before but not with this one. It cuts out and backfires through the aircleaner. It just had a complete tune-up just 2 weeks before I bought it cap rotor plugs wires aircleaner I put a fuel filter and it had the oil changed. Does my truck have 2 fuel pumps on it One in the tank and one on my frame rail 1986 bronco 302 fuel injected EB edition 4x4 4 speed aod could one of my fuel pumps be going bad or could I have bought gas with water in it If my ignition module is going bad is there anyway to check it.
US $8,950.00
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Tags: acceleration, aircleaner, antifreeze, bronco, frame rail, fuel filter, fuel pumps, gas mileage, gas tank, ground water, leaks, misses, new water, pedel, radiator, rotor, rpms, test drive, tune up, water pump
if you ot a pump in the tank you shouldn’t have one on the frame rail, that truck should only have one on it,i wish i knew the year of the truck i know i could probably help you on it,without knowing the year of it its hard to answer this one,if it is showing to have two fuel pumps on it that may be the problem two pumps wot work well together with fuel injection,the original pump has a push and pull to it and an additional pump may may not allow for this,add the year of the truck and i will try and help you with it if possibe,good luck.
If you have points, you have an older truck. It should have a mechanical fuel pump not in the tank. Have a repair shop check out the truck.
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