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<blockquote data-quote="Connie" data-source="post: 1480279" data-attributes="member: 20519"><p>OKAY!!!! "FINALLY, it is OVER"! The 'FUEL PUMP' was going BAD all this time, after all. My OLD School thinking was throwing me off, figuring when a fuel pump is going bad, there would be drivability issues to go along with it. Well, that's just NOT the case. After 18 years, I should've expected that was the problem right away. One day, I went out to the garage and tried the cycling back and forth of the Ignition Key, waiting to hear the Fuel Pump so I could start it. But it never came alive again. I want EVERYONE, to know how much I appreciated the input, and help you all gave me through this ordeal. I also wanted to give a heads up to others, if they have this same strange situation. A few years ago, I would've tackled this job since I've done EVERY single thing on my car myself. My wife told me, "YOU...Will Not Put That Fuel Pump In Yourself." With my physical issues, I would've really suffered through it. Does ANYONE here know that gut wrenching(HA) feeling of giving control, granting someone else the job of working on your car besides yourself?? It's a horrible, emotional feeling, I can not describe. So, I had to let go and have it towed to a Shop, recommended by a good friend from our local Mustang Club. It ended up costing me 870.00. I know that sounds like a lot, but I didn't want any other Fuel Pump, but a Motorcraft installed. And those puppies aren't cheap! The lowest prices I could find was ROCK AUTO @ 527.79, and AUTOZONE @ 471.00. But, that also didn't include shipping and taxes either. Every other parts store was over 900.00 for a Motorcraft Fuel Pump. If you do a Fuel Pump job yourself, depending on which one you choose, do a quick shop around on the Computer, it could surprise you. And remember, the CHEAPER the Pump, the more you may be under the car changing it again, and again. I've heard the horror stories about cheap fuel pumps. THANK YOU again, especially ttocs, and RAU03MACH!! Man, do I feel so much better that my 18 year old is running fantastic again!! BOB.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Connie, post: 1480279, member: 20519"] OKAY!!!! "FINALLY, it is OVER"! The 'FUEL PUMP' was going BAD all this time, after all. My OLD School thinking was throwing me off, figuring when a fuel pump is going bad, there would be drivability issues to go along with it. Well, that's just NOT the case. After 18 years, I should've expected that was the problem right away. One day, I went out to the garage and tried the cycling back and forth of the Ignition Key, waiting to hear the Fuel Pump so I could start it. But it never came alive again. I want EVERYONE, to know how much I appreciated the input, and help you all gave me through this ordeal. I also wanted to give a heads up to others, if they have this same strange situation. A few years ago, I would've tackled this job since I've done EVERY single thing on my car myself. My wife told me, "YOU...Will Not Put That Fuel Pump In Yourself." With my physical issues, I would've really suffered through it. Does ANYONE here know that gut wrenching(HA) feeling of giving control, granting someone else the job of working on your car besides yourself?? It's a horrible, emotional feeling, I can not describe. So, I had to let go and have it towed to a Shop, recommended by a good friend from our local Mustang Club. It ended up costing me 870.00. I know that sounds like a lot, but I didn't want any other Fuel Pump, but a Motorcraft installed. And those puppies aren't cheap! The lowest prices I could find was ROCK AUTO @ 527.79, and AUTOZONE @ 471.00. But, that also didn't include shipping and taxes either. Every other parts store was over 900.00 for a Motorcraft Fuel Pump. If you do a Fuel Pump job yourself, depending on which one you choose, do a quick shop around on the Computer, it could surprise you. And remember, the CHEAPER the Pump, the more you may be under the car changing it again, and again. I've heard the horror stories about cheap fuel pumps. THANK YOU again, especially ttocs, and RAU03MACH!! Man, do I feel so much better that my 18 year old is running fantastic again!! BOB. [/QUOTE]
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