Posted by mike in new mexico on December 19, 2019 at 17:50:26 from (199.195.172.128):
A few days ago, I was on my way to town and the pickup was running great like normal. On my way home, the engine started running terrible and just died. It wouldn't start. The engine turned fine with the starter. About an hour later, it started but ran rough then smoothed out so I decided to get it home (about 10 miles.) When I was pulling in the drive way, it died and wouldn't start again. The next day, I started it and it ran good for about 10 minutes then died again at an idle and wouldn't start. I have been told that its the fuel pump but I am not sure. I cant check fuel pressure as there is no pot to do so. My question is, would it be easier to pull the bed or drop the tank. I have never done either so I have no experience with either so any advice would be appreciated. Unfortunately, it has a full tank of fuel. By the way, it is a gas engine. Thanks to all who reply-Mike.
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