For fuel injected models, there are "fuel block" feeder lines that supply fuel to your injectors. On the passenger side of the motor, find the fuel block feeder line, located above your injectors. There you should find a pressure release valve, that looks similar to a air nipple used to air up car tires.... take a small screw driver, or a pen and push in on the valve. There should be a lot of fuel pressure if the pump is working. If there is no fuel pressure, then you either have a bad pump, or a dirty fuel filter. If there is now, or very little pressure, I would first replace the fuel filter. If you still have no fuel pressure after replacing the filter, then it's time to replace the fuel pump.
To get you out of a jamb, if you crawl under your truck and thumb your gas tank with a piece of wood, or a hammer.... you can often get a tired old fuel pump to kick on...
INSIDE THE FUEL TANK.
what are you, a redneck?????
It is important for the owner to know the fuel tank capacity of their vehicle. The fuel tank capacity of a 1991 Chevy 3500 pickup is 20 gallons.
Under the truck, behind the driver.
At the top - tank will probably have to be removed for access
Ignition module or fuel pump
in the fuel tank. it was easier for me to unbolt and remove the bed to gain access to the fuel pump.
IT is in the fuel tank. IT is in the fuel tank.
The 1974 Chevy truck has a mechanical fuel pump with a built in pressure regulator.
they are fuel injected.
remove the bed of the truck.....
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