Chances are the damage is done. The FASS may make it better though. When I bought my truck, the previous owner had an Edge Juice w/ Attitude on it, and ran the hell out of it. With a factory lift pump. I though I was going to have to put a new VP in very soon. That was 3 years ago. I babied the truck until my FASS was installed, and it's been good ever since.
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Originally Posted by RAWilliams
(Post 914473)
Chances are the damage is done. The FASS may make it better though. When I bought my truck, the previous owner had an Edge Juice w/ Attitude on it, and ran the hell out of it. With a factory lift pump. I though I was going to have to put a new VP in very soon. That was 3 years ago. I babied the truck until my FASS was installed, and it's been good ever since.
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Originally Posted by RAWilliams
(Post 914473)
Chances are the damage is done. The FASS may make it better though. When I bought my truck, the previous owner had an Edge Juice w/ Attitude on it, and ran the hell out of it. With a factory lift pump. I though I was going to have to put a new VP in very soon. That was 3 years ago. I babied the truck until my FASS was installed, and it's been good ever since.
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I would start with the FASS, and see what happens. If you can get the pump diagnosed to be the problem, many vendors off a pump package. It would be the most economical route to go if you need both.
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Originally Posted by RAWilliams
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I would start with the FASS, and see what happens. If you can get the pump diagnosed to be the problem, many vendors off a pump package. It would be the most economical route to go if you need both.
---AutoMerged DoublePost--- I'm not sure exactly what the best choice is. I know the pumps going bad there's no other reason for hard starts and I did that cold water thing. Should I still by a dads and maybe be able to get like another year out of the lump? How long will it last do u think |
It might save it. Sounds like the lack of fuel flow over heated the electronics. Most of the time the electronics fail in these pumps, not mechanical hard parts. Extra flow for cooling MAY keep it running, but no guarantees.
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Originally Posted by RAWilliams
(Post 914840)
It might save it. Sounds like the lack of fuel flow over heated the electronics. Most of the time the electronics fail in these pumps, not mechanical hard parts. Extra flow for cooling MAY keep it running, but no guarantees.
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Not that I have heard or seen of anywhere. Proper fuel flow solves the problem of electronics overheating 99.99% of the time.
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Originally Posted by RAWilliams
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Not that I have heard or seen of anywhere. Proper fuel flow solves the problem of electronics overheating 99.99% of the time.
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