You didn't say what motor size. If it's the 3.9... check the air switching relay and the canister purge solenoid. (TBI systems). There are three solenoids located together just to the left and slightly behind the carb. The Air switching solenoid is in the center and the canister purge solenoid is to the rear. Also check the charcoal fuel canister for a broken fitting (replace it), and DOUBLE CHECK the fuel tank fittings and fuel lines for a broken fitting or sucking air (most likely the cause. I just solved my problem with the same issue. Had a broke fitting on top of the tank, on the vapor canister and a bad solenoid. Took forever to start the truck, ran rough, smelled raw gas and after about 3 weeks accidentally noticed fuel running out of my tank when I left it idle to recharge the battery.
The cause of no water pressure from a well could be a clogged filter, a malfunctioning pump, a leak in the system, or a drop in the water table.
All oil filters have a pressure bypass valve if it doesnt open it will cause the spike.. change your oil and filter and get back to me
Could be a very dirty fuel filter or incorrect fuel pressure.
No, this is impossible. However it could cause oil to spray out through the dipstick tube.
It COULD be the fuel filter or the fuel pump. If you haven't replaced the fuel filter, try that. A fuel pressure gauge will tell you if you are losing fuel pressure.
YES. Bad fuel pump pressure can cause that problem too.
It could but not likely. Do a fuel pressure test and be sure to replace the fuel filter. If you have low or no fuel pressure I would suspect the fuel pump is at fault.
Sudden low water pressure in a house with a well system could be caused by issues such as a clogged filter, a malfunctioning pressure tank, a leak in the system, or a failing well pump. It is important to investigate and address the specific cause promptly to restore proper water pressure.
A pinhole leak in a pool filter is unlikely to cause it to explode on its own. However, if the leak leads to a significant loss of pressure or allows debris to enter the system, it could compromise the filter's integrity and lead to failure. If the filter is under excessive pressure due to blockages or malfunctions, any weakness, including a pinhole leak, could contribute to a catastrophic failure. Regular maintenance and inspections are essential to prevent such issues.
Blown fuel pump fuse, faulty fuel pump, or clogged fuel filter.
a bad fuel pressure regulator may also give you low fuel presure , if is stuck open it would not allow the system to build up pressure.
it could need a fuel filter if its got lots of miles on it. also check air filter and fuel system pressure. autozone.com has a pretty good online repair manual with procedures in it