I tested the fuel pressure. With the key on and engine off, it took six primes of the fuel pump to reach a pressure of 50 psi. Below is a breakdown of how the pressure rose:
1st Prime ---> 20 psi
2nd Prime ---> 32 psi
3rd Prime ---> 39 psi
4th Prime ---> 44 psi
5th Prime ---> 48 psi
6th Prime ---> 50 psi
7th Prime ---> No Increase
After starting the engine, fuel pressure climbed and held at 55 psi with the engine idling.
Due to an EVAP leak, I'll soon be removing the bed of the truck to replace the fuel filler neck and hoses. The truck starts fine with just one prime of the fuel pump, but since I'll have convenient access with the bed off, would you recommend replacing the fuel pump or would you say there's no need to considering the pressure readings?
Tuesday, August 26th, 2025 AT 7:18 PM