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Old 04-15-2007, 07:16 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Turn off with less than 1/4 tank and it won't start back up (Seems like air in fuel?) Wait over

My 91 idi cuts out a little before 3/8 of a tank. I would think that your problem is a broken off fuel pickup tube. If it runs and doesnt die when you keep it full, then its definitly the pickup tube. You said if you let it cool, it starts back up. This conflicts with the above idea. Does it just die right out or sputter a little? These fords seem to have problems with the tube breaking off.

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