Posted by Jhn on July 30, 2022 at 06:49:09 from (108.167.196.27):
92 k2500 4.3 v6 5 speed. It has electric fuel pump and tbi. It keeps stalling due to running out of gas. If I shut it off when it's about to stall and let it coast for a minute and then start it again it is good for about a minute and then starts running out of gas again. I put a new fuel pump on early in spring, and checked the fuel filter and it blew thru easy. (It seems they usually don't get blocked with fine screen in tank) it was working ok for a few months until this past week. I took air filter off which made no difference. I don't know if it could be something with tbi and there isn't another filter on the tbi fittings like a carburetor has is there? I'm wondering if I try hard wiring the fuel pump when it starts sputtering if it's possible it's not getting enough current.
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