Fuel pumps and relays are a big problem on these Dodge trucks, so let’s do the work to prove what our problem is that is causing a hard start or long crank condition. Maybe it’s the fuel pump, maybe the lines, power, or fuel injectors…follow along to see how to tell for sure.
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fuel tank and pump replacement video: https://youtu.be/b_hzs3fbS5E
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