upstate6.9
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Ok so here is the deal.. my truck keeps dying after running for awhile. Runs the filter out of fuel or close to it after about 30 min to an hour. I can't seem to figure it out for the life of me... it's a pain in the .... now that winter is here it's how I make money and with the lack of shoulders to pull over on when it cuts out I'd like to fix it lol..
Here's some background. I inherited the truck from grandpa he bought it New in 84 and I believe it has the snow fighter pack with a hydro Fisher plow. Has around 84 and change on the clock it's whole life has been in New Hampshire, Connecticut and upstate ny. Only ever used for dump runs plowing and hauling wood. Been taken care of fairly well.
Anyway it sat for last 5yrs after the lift pump went. New pump, battery, filter hit the key and she ran off a 5gal jug. Replaced all the fuel lines and so on. No cold start issues at all. 8 deg out this morning 2 cycles of the gp's an she fired off with a few sec of cranking. Only ever have issues after it runs for awhile. Could the heat from the exhaust be messing with the fuel in the lines? ( I've only seen that in old gassers) When I 're did the lines I followed the old path which do go near the exhaust but not super close. All my clamps are tight. I don't think I'm sucking air in anywhere. And it has 3/4 to full tank.. I'm looking for a 55gal tank for in the bed incase my tank is shot.
Sorry for the long story lol any help will be much appreciated
Here's some background. I inherited the truck from grandpa he bought it New in 84 and I believe it has the snow fighter pack with a hydro Fisher plow. Has around 84 and change on the clock it's whole life has been in New Hampshire, Connecticut and upstate ny. Only ever used for dump runs plowing and hauling wood. Been taken care of fairly well.
Anyway it sat for last 5yrs after the lift pump went. New pump, battery, filter hit the key and she ran off a 5gal jug. Replaced all the fuel lines and so on. No cold start issues at all. 8 deg out this morning 2 cycles of the gp's an she fired off with a few sec of cranking. Only ever have issues after it runs for awhile. Could the heat from the exhaust be messing with the fuel in the lines? ( I've only seen that in old gassers) When I 're did the lines I followed the old path which do go near the exhaust but not super close. All my clamps are tight. I don't think I'm sucking air in anywhere. And it has 3/4 to full tank.. I'm looking for a 55gal tank for in the bed incase my tank is shot.
Sorry for the long story lol any help will be much appreciated