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i have a 1988 ford thunderbird 5.0 ho the fuel pump went out and since then hasnt been right changed it twice and now wheni get on it it hestitates like it not getting fuel some time it dies and the orignal fuel lines broke so im connected them with rubber hose so just wondering why its not getting fuel?
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In the event of a collision the inertia switch was designed to open the fuel pump circuit and shut the fuel pump off. Many falsely trigger. They are usually located in the trunk, behind a piece of trim, your owner's manual should give a better description.
Get ready for the 351 boss build this summer, 4v closed chamber heads, 2.25/1.75 valves, .750 lift, 12.5:1 piistons, wieand tunnel ram, nitrous, I think its gonna roar!
I recently replaced my pump with a walboro 255lph. I have had no problems with it and only cost me 139.00 and considering the price of the factory pump it was a good deal. Plus the factory pump is not up to par for the motor anyway.
~Rich
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hi fuel promblem? 
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