CHPMustang
Senior Member
The Econoline series trucks show one fuel pump and the F-Series shows another. All I can really see is just physical differences and not electrically but I'd like to confirm that as the price difference is substantial.
Question Fuel pump differences PF1 for E-series to F-series
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big bear
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fuel pump
don't know what the difference is but when u find out i would appreciate it if u would drop a me word or two. this would be nice to know if the old fuel pump decided to go north. thanks!!!!!
don't know what the difference is but when u find out i would appreciate it if u would drop a me word or two. this would be nice to know if the old fuel pump decided to go north. thanks!!!!!
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CHPMustang
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Fuel pump installed
I did further checking on the cross reference between the F-series & Excursion and come to find out they all take the same PF1 fuel pump so I ordered one.
Cost me about $65,comes with one year warranty.
I installed it tonight as it was a cool 95 degrees out,got a little bit of Diesel Cologne on me but not a bad overall,was just a bear getting the 5/16" hose over the barb on the pump's input side.
No leaks,fuel pressure at 70psi,cranked up better than it has in a long long time,I fully believe the original stock pump was bout done.
I did further checking on the cross reference between the F-series & Excursion and come to find out they all take the same PF1 fuel pump so I ordered one.
Cost me about $65,comes with one year warranty.
I installed it tonight as it was a cool 95 degrees out,got a little bit of Diesel Cologne on me but not a bad overall,was just a bear getting the 5/16" hose over the barb on the pump's input side.
No leaks,fuel pressure at 70psi,cranked up better than it has in a long long time,I fully believe the original stock pump was bout done.
