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I use "booster" fuel pump as a generic nomenclature in lieu of electric pump

Well, here is the latest update. I have replaced the lift pump (with an OEM from Rockauto), primed the system, and still it will not run. I had it running the other day for about 2 minuets and then it cut off (I believe it was using what was in the fuel filter). Since then I can not get it to...

For now I went with an OEM diaphragm lift pump. Are the piston pumps compatible with the earlier engines with the VE Injector pump?

I have a question: Is it possible (arguably it makes a lot of sense) to place an inline filter by the tank attached to the frame rail and is it possible to place a booster fuel pump in line? Details on my truck is, a early 1991.5 non-ic W250, completely stock. -Jeremy-

I appreciate everyone's help, I finally figured out the problem. I had crap in the tank which plugged up the strainer on the bottom of the tank sending unit. After cleaning all that up the truck would not start. I eventually got it running, but it was still stuttering, I put a fuel pressure...

I have ordered a new filter once its in I am pulling the 2 week old filter off and have a look at it.

I will do that this weekend (praying there is no rain)

I live in North Alabama and I use Howes Anti-gelling additive in the winter time. An update is yesterday the truck started fine I drive maybe 3/4 of a mile down the road and it died acting as if it had just ran out of fuel (still had 1/2 a tank of fuel). As I got my tractor to tow it back home...

Hi, I have an early 91.5 (Non-IC w/727 Torqueflite Transmission) and it has developed an odd issue that has me stimmed right now. The other week I had to go rescue my wife (she hit a deer in her car) I got into the truck waited for the "Wait to Start" light to go out and the truck started fine...