Twisted_Steel
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- Aug 6, 2009
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- Location
- Burlington, NC
- Vehicle Year
- 1991
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 302 HO
- Transmission
- Automatic
Each of the last few times fueling up my truck I had ALOT of back pressure when I removed the vent cap. Each time I release the cap and fuel up, I go about a half mile and the truck shuts down as if my fuel pump shut off.
I can hear the pump running louder as if it has lost prime. After she sits about 10-15 minutes I can hear the pump prime and I'm good to go.
I'm leaning toward either the vent tube is clogged or obstructed in some way or maybe the evap canister is clogged.
It's not an electrical issue because the pump continues to run and this only happens after the pressure is released from the tank. (Positive pressure.. not vacuum)
Any Ideas other than that?
I can hear the pump running louder as if it has lost prime. After she sits about 10-15 minutes I can hear the pump prime and I'm good to go.
I'm leaning toward either the vent tube is clogged or obstructed in some way or maybe the evap canister is clogged.
It's not an electrical issue because the pump continues to run and this only happens after the pressure is released from the tank. (Positive pressure.. not vacuum)
Any Ideas other than that?