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6.2 Diesel Electric Fuel Pump. I replaced the mechanical lift just a month a or two ago, and it appears to have stopped working, not sure why. Put new batteries in it.

Electric fuel pump for 6.2 turbo setup. Discussion starter · #1 · oct 5, 2010. I replaced the mechanical lift just a month a or two ago, and it appears to have stopped working, not sure why.
The Part Numbers Vary According To The Chassis Style.
So i figured i'd just replace the fuel pump, only $18. On the early gm diesel trucks either a mechanical or an electric feed pump was used to supply a low pressure of fuel, typically around 5 psi, to the mechanical injection pump. It will start, rev high, die.
The New Seemed To Work Fine For A While, And.
Going to replace mechanical lift pump on my 6.2 jimmy with a electric fuel lift pump. Seems to have fixed my die after idle scenario. The part numbers vary according to the chassis style.
However I Still Have Some Surging Issues A.
No diesel was even reaching the injection pump. It has been sucking air when i have been starting it. Yesterday, went out to start it and it wouldn't start at all.
Got An 82 K10 With A 6.2.
And a new glow plug relay (ford starter solenoid straight wired) anyways drove home. Think i’ve replaced the damn thing twice already. Installed a new mechanical fuel pump on my 6.2l diesel suburban.
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1984 g20 diesel get a way van, 6.2l turbo. Way before i got it someone cut out the factory mechanical fuel pump and put on a cheap mr gasket electric diesel pump. The problem with cranking is that as the lift pump looses suction from slightly less functional check valves the starter is more used and the batteries may not be prime condition and cold.
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