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This is good advice... really all you would need is one 0.1UF from the
positive to ground. Like he said... close to the pump. Professor www.telstar-electronics.com I have yet to see any Ford's resolved in this manor, the fix is adding a couple .1 disc caps at the fuel pump 12v leads, bare the wire close to the pump as possible, solder the caps across the + and - wire, and from + to chassis ground and ground wire to chassis ground. 2 on each should do the trick. You dont have to drop the tank to do this just get wires as close to pump as possible. |
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