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Ok. I really havn't had a chance to work on it any in the past couple days. Hopefully tomorrow I can.

oneway wrote:oh damn :(

a compression test would have worked too.

Yeah, I saw it and was like... Oh crap, I'm screwed.

I actually figured out the problem and it is major... I removed the spark plugs and they're covered in oil.

Well, the truck actually tries to start now but, It acts like it's gonna start and it runs if I keep pressing down the gas and turning the starter but it won't stay running. Any idiers? :/

cool

That's bad dude.

What's up 04. I'm actually pretty sure I've got it figured out now. At first that's what I thought it was but I go to taking my fuel lines off and I've got fuel right up to my h/p filter and nothing past it so I'm thinking I've got it and hoping I don't have to buy a h/p pump.

Oh ok, I hope that will work. Thanks.

Ok, I have a new in tank fuel pump and it's pumping fuel. I'm not getting fuel to my throttle body though. Do y'all think it's the low pressure pump.

Ok, It's a pain in the tail if you're tall but it can be done. You can Put the truck up on ramps or jackstands, face towards the gas tank, and you can actually sit up under the truck on the side that doesn't have the exhaust and see... not the most comfortable thing in the world to do but it can be ...

That's pretty rad dude.

Howdy from Bama!

That would look good, but I'm not keeping that bumper forever so I probly just spray paint it black till I have money and time to build a new one and buy a winch.

Here's more, these are older though.

You can see in picture 2 that the grill insert was the original, but that was a couple months ago.
Also, ther used to be plastic on the bumper. Ugh..

Ok fellers, here's my ride. 88 b2 XLT, 4x4, 30" tires at the moment, custom grill not finished yet. Just installed the new tranny and transfer case, and I'm working out a fuel pump prob now. Tell me whatcha think.