1993 F150 rear fuel pump

[@cliffordkinnear9705]

I watched your video before removing my rear tank. For some reason my 1989 Super Cab 5.0 only has one tank!! It has no performance or power on hills. I used a stethoscope on the rear tank pump. I could only hear the frame mounted in line pump! I will be installing a airtex rear fuel tank pump/sending unit. Helpful video thank you!

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks Clifford Kinnear for the comment. glad the video helped.

[@Backend4524]

Great video dropping and cleaning both tanks and changing the pumps on my 93 today and this video helped me out tremendously thank you sir!

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

glad this video helped, thank you for the comment Backend45.

[@hondaslave-kd6hi]

Love it, glad you included all the struggles because that's what each of us go through thank you for the video

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment hondaslave 1342.

[@bummgarage9793]

Man, I’m glad I came across this video. I’m going to do this exact thing to my 95 this weekend

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

Im glad you found it also Bumm Garage. thanks for the comment.

[@allamericanmotors6259]

cool I post about my obs truck if you want to check it out. Also what I've learned is always one tank has a problem on these trucks that's why i think they have 2 tanks mine runs without a front tank. lol

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the post AAM. i'll check it out

[@Teleman01]

I'm getting ready to take the bed off of my truck and change the rear fuel tank. Wish me luck lol. I can't wait to get both of them working with the selective switch. I just hope it's going to be as easy as replacing the tank, fuel pump.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Carlos. you got this man!

[@ronduck2812]

Didn't want to show you struggling your ass off lol Good video always good to see what up

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

i'm telling you, i was pinned under that tank for a minute sweatin'. thanks for the comment Ron.

[@colt-ss3lw]

Cut a hole. Fabricate or order online (bronco graveyard fits f-150) patch. Save yourself almost a whole day. Do this before you have the problem. If and when the fuel pump goes bad or needs repaired labor should be about an hour.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Colt. not my vehicle, bed was completely full and took less than 1.5 hours to complete.

[@randalltucker1900]

The white wedge looking thing is just that. A wedge. It is used to separate the pump from the tubes. Watched a different video that is what they used to separate it.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Randall Tucker.

[@aidanadams5234]

Thanks for the video, very helpful as I am about to tear into this on my 92 f150. Rock on

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Aiden Adams.

[@AlLMyMaDArT-vf7ur]

I guess for me the big white elephant in the room is the question of wether its easier to remove the bed or the tanks?. I understand each of us situation is likely different, like I have a really large tool box and a bed liner, etc. (.but given the bare bones standard situation between the two) which is easier?

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment AlLMyMaDArT-vf7ur. empty bed... take it off, and you wouldn't have to drain the tanks. there was just way too much stuff in the bed for me to take off and the tank was supposed to be empty. all comes down to the situation. great question AlLMyMaDArT-vf7ur.

[@AlLMyMaDArT-vf7ur]

@@elh4x4doinstuff49 perfect answer there. I'm still in the deductive stage of elimination... Already threw new plugs at her, a new MAP, injector cleaners, have a fuel filter in hand as we speak.. With the fuel pump scenario looming ever closer, I just wanted to have my ducks in a row. There's nothing worse than wading into a job to get halfway through it and find out that isn't the problem, or gee you didn't take the time to ask somebody that'd know.... Thank you sir . I can't thank you enough

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

@AlLMyMaDArT-vf7ur doing a fuel pressure check helped me with pinpointing the problem.

[@99jlive]

Great video! Thank you. Please help if you can, I have a 91 f350 dual tank. Someone before me cut out the forward tank. I'm replacing everything front to back. bringing it back to original specs. In your video the fuel pump "body" has 3 metal tubes on it. I bought one new fuel pump/ assembly with the same 3 tubes. Do I need another unit with 2 tubes, or 3, or does it matter. I've seen other videos where the 3 metal tubes on assembly come out of forward tank. Can you help? Thanks for your time.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Bad Meat. i was hoping someone would have been able to help. sorry i don't have a helpful answer.

[@graves866]

I have 93 f150 5.0 is the fuel selector valve inside the rear tank as well

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

looks like it takes the same pump as the 5.8l, which is controlled by the pump

[@jason7963]

Hello good afternoon. I'm in Mexico, I can't find the bomb. those that are available change the position of the entries. Does it affect something?

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thank you for the comment Omar. when you are referring to "bomb" what exactly are you saying. are you talking about pump.

[@jason7963]

@@elh4x4doinstuff49 That's right, I mean the fuel pump.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thank you for the comment Omar. what year is your truck.

[@jason7963]

@@elh4x4doinstuff49 1993 XLT 4x4 engine 5.8

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

looks like there are pumps for 17 gallon, 18 gallon and 19 gallon middle tank, rear tank, steel tank, plastic tank

[@jcashadventurer]

So I have a '93 F-150 Inline 6 dual tank. Do you know if I would have one fuel pump or two? Or can it differ. I believe that I am having a problem with fuel delivery so I wanted to check em out.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Adventure Man Cash. two... dual tanks, dual pumps. have you checked fuel pressure.

[@jcashadventurer]

@@elh4x4doinstuff49 not yet, got the tester today. I keep losing power, it bogs down when I hit the accelerator then will finally catch up and lurch forward, and it doesn't idle right.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

how about a code reader, if it doesn't read properly, the ecm is probably no good (blown capacitors) which causes sporadic performance.

[@jcashadventurer]

@@elh4x4doinstuff49 nowhere to plug a code reader in...? Is that possible or am I missing something. I've checked under the dash, and hood.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

under hood by master cylinder brake booster, look up reading codes for your year truck

[@dillonhamilton8934]

Thanks man this helped me out a lot

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

Thank you for the comment Dillon Hamilton.

[@juliushill1215]

THANKS BRO! BIG RED (MY1992 THANKS YOU.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Julius Hill.

[@joelloeffler1383]

Thanks for the video. I'm about to do this on a '96. The nylon wedge thing at 29:00 is exactly that. Airtex has a video and it is used to pry the pump off of the carrier without marring the pump if you are going to use it again.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Joel.

[@drivewaygarage1561]

I need to change my rear fuel pump but I think I'm going to take the box off.

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Driveway Garage. way too much stuff in the back of this one to do that.

[@Teleman01]

Is your tank an 18 gallon tank or a 19 gallon tank?

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Carlos. 18 gallon rear tank

[@hmcalister..]

How possible is it to get the fuel lines off without the special tool?

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

it would be difficult and possibly cause damage to the fuel lines without using the tool. thanks for the comment that guy u dont know.

[@johnlieske8908]

IMPOSSIBLE TO REMOVE LINES WITHOUT THE TOOL

[@biggrantlewis]

I might need both pumps replaced Only have 22lbs psi off the fuel rail

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment Grant. whats the recommended psi cause 22psi sounds low.

[@johnfleming7879]

always use jack stands

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment John.

[@johnfleming7879]

​@@elh4x4doinstuff49 I have seen jacks fail- might be 2 in a thousand nowdays.I cant find my inertia switch on my 96- where is it on yours?

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

look on the passenger side floor board near the kick panel.

[@ogaztlan]

can you post the number

[@elh4x4doinstuff49]

thanks for the comment ELECTRICIAN_JAVI, part was ordered off of rock auto.