How the FUEL SYSTEM electrical goodies connect?

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CJ MEDEVAC
  • MECHANIC
  • 1994 FORD F-150
  • 5.0L
  • V8
  • AUTOMATIC
  • 69,000 MILES
This truck has 69000 actual miles. I was driven mostly in the

beginning of it's life, then sat in the yard for a long time.

My friend inherited it and he replaced both gas tanks and

fuel pumps. Both tanks were really rusty and nasty inside.

I know for sure, the front fuel pump works. I do not know

whether he got the rear one to work. He also let this truck

sit for over a year or more.

He recently died, I bought the truck from his widow for

$1000. The rear bumper has a mild twist on the driver's

side, there is a small dimple on the front of the bed, just

behind the passenger door. Other than that, it almost

looks new, inside and out. I drove it 12 miles to my house

on the front tank.

I would like to know how the FUEL SYSTEM electrical

goodies connect along the way and to the tanks, switches,

fuses etc. (Diagrams) So I might rule out anything, before

I drop the rear tank and replace the pump.

I would also like diagrams of the fuel lines/ hoses/ filter

locations. Pretty much the whole fuel system!

Diagrams and Pictures

He replaced the injectors when he replaced the tanks

Thank you for your help!

CJ MEDEVAC
Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 AT 1:28 PM

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