Replaced fuel filter - won't start?

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Anyone have this problem? Truck won't start after replacing the fuel filter, checked the fuel pump relay by swapping the horn relay and horn works fine.

Engine sounds like it makes a half a turn at the start and then the starter just cranks.

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check fuel pump

Can leaving it open for a while cause a problem??


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---------- Post added at 10:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:00 PM ----------

Opened the gas cap, turned the key to ON without starting 4 times to hear the fuel pump turn on and prime the fuel line....PAYDIRT!


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Opened the gas cap, turned the key to ON without starting 4 times to hear the fuel pump turn on and prime the fuel line....PAYDIRT!

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Ya I got it, had to turn the key to the on position 3-4 times without cranking it all the way to let the fuel line prime itself and get some fuel through the new filter. If you do this inside your garage, you can easily hear your fuel pump engage when the key hits the ON position. Thanks for the support my bretheren

Those "quick" release clips are nothing I would call "quick"...they're a pain in the ass. I ended up buying the GM fuel filter removal tool to get that **** out of the line...

---------- Post added at 10:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:07 PM ----------

While I was at it, I dynamat'd the underside of the body including above the tranny.... :D :D :D


Loved that nasty ass 8yr old dirt-grime-grease-gasoline MUCK hitting my face as I cleaned the underside of the body


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Ya I got it, had to turn the key to the on position 3-4 times without cranking it all the way to let the fuel line prime itself and get some fuel through the new filter. If you do this inside your garage, you can easily hear your fuel pump engage when the key hits the ON position. Thanks for the support my bretheren

Those "quick" release clips are nothing I would call "quick"...they're a pain in the ass. I ended up buying the GM fuel filter removal tool to get that **** out of the line...

---------- Post added at 10:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:07 PM ----------

While I was at it, I dynamat'd the underside of the body including above the tranny.... :D :D :D


Loved that nasty ass 8yr old dirt-grime-grease-gasoline MUCK hitting my face as I cleaned the underside of the body


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yea the universal quick connect tools dont work for SHIT!!! i had to buy a specific tool as well, and even still, took some "persuasion"
 

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