[Sandman76]

If you have an aftermarket fuel pump with filters on it, you can bypass the stock filter housing. If not it's probably an o-ring in that little valve. If the stealership says you need to replace the filter housing, I've heard that can run EXPENSIVE, better to go to a parts yard and get one.

 

[hogsndogs]

Can you buy just the valve?

 

[richie00]

what kind of lift pump do you have first? i replaced the one on my truck last year and i searched every dealer in missouri no one had one so i went to a junk yard and got one for $50 and it hasnt leaked since but before i put it on i cleaned it out with some brake clean and changed the o-ring in the valve. if you have a fass pump or something high flow bump the key two or three times and it should start right up

 

[dozer12216]

Try pushing down on the valve!!!

 

[wontgoslo]

Dont worry, theres debris stuck in the valve, just hold it down to try and pass it through. If not then pull out the filter and clean out the bottom of the canister. Did you just do a filter change?

 

[dvt4u]

Dont worry, theres debris stuck in the valve, just hold it down to try and pass it through. If not then pull out the filter and clean out the bottom of the canister. Did you just do a filter change?

:agree2: Mine had the same poblem, you can get a new vavle for more money than its worth or take it off, dissasmble it and clean it all out and for about $1.00 get a new oring (if needed) and put it back together.