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Old 09-30-2009, 09:03 AM   #9
spoalowairchamp
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Re: Truck is stalling out...Do I need a new carb?

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Originally Posted by olblue81 View Post
In the bottom photo, the line closest to the frame rail should be the line coming from the fuel tank. When mine acted up, I pulled it off the pump and folded it in half to keep fuel from puking out and waited for the engine to stall. Should take 30 seconds or so. Sometimes you get lucky and that will pull the junk off the needle and seat. Sometimes you don't.

As mentioned above, the fuel filter is in the front of the carb behind the large fitting. If you look close on the front of the carb under that vacuum line it will say filter. It's a bronze filter and I like to chuck those and replace them with an inline filter (Fram G2 or G3 depending on whether you have a 5/16 or 3/8 fuel line). I put the filter down by the frame rail on the hose coming from the tank.
OlBlue81,
Thanks for the tip. After getting under the truck I see two lines going into the fuel pump. The one closest to the frame is the larger one. It looks as if both of those lines are attached to metal lines going back towards the gas tank. Is that second smaller line a vaccuum line? Thanks so much for your help!
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