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Sounds like a fuel filter problem to me. Change it out and see if that helps, if that isn't it, at least you have a new filter.

maybe the sock in the tank is plugged had taht before what i did was undo a line before the fuel pump pulled the gas cap and put a lot of compressed air thru it till it went puff. seriously dont recommend that though do it at your own risk

Originally Posted by 383 chev

maybe the sock in the tank is plugged had taht before what i did was undo a line before the fuel pump pulled the gas cap and put a lot of compressed air thru it till it went puff. seriously dont recommend that though do it at your own risk

when i was 17 my dad told me to put my ear next to the filler tube to see if i could hear the air in the tank, that puff went right in my ear, i could smell and taste gasoline for a week....

but yeah, run compressed air through the lines, run the tank down low a little biut or drain it, and put a can of seafoam in the tank, then fill her up.... the seafoam should disolve all that crud stuck to the bottom and sides of the tank... i run a can through once a year on my cars, keeps the fuel system in better shape