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Black Broncos Matter It got us to lunch with no problem, and we…

Black Broncos Matter

It got us to lunch with no problem, and we found a good parking spot. We had to run a short errand before returning, including a long idle time. Just before arriving back where we started, the engine lost power and stalled moments after pulling into the parking lot. With 4 mechanics focused on it, we quickly diagnosed it as low (no) fuel pressure. About 30 min. later, after hooking it up to pull back into the shop, it started & ran like it had done for most of the drive. That excluded many possibilities like a clogged filter, or stuck gauge (not showing low fuel).
Black Broncos Matter It got us to lunch with no problem, and we found a good parking spot. We had to run a short errand before returning, including a long idle time. Just before arriving back where we started, the engine lost power and stalled moments after pulling into the parking lot. With 4 mechanics focused on it, we quickly diagnosed it as low (no) fuel pressure. About 30 min. later, after hooking it up to pull back into the shop, it started & ran like it had done for most of the drive. That excluded many possibilities like a clogged filter, or stuck gauge (not showing low fuel).Original file
Black Broncos Matter

It got us to lunch with no problem, and we found a good parking spot. We had to run a short errand before returning, including a long idle time. Just before arriving back where we started, the engine lost power and stalled moments after pulling into the parking lot. With 4 mechanics focused on it, we quickly diagnosed it as low (no) fuel pressure. About 30 min. later, after hooking it up to pull back into the shop, it started & ran like it had done for most of the drive. That excluded many possibilities like a clogged filter, or stuck gauge (not showing low fuel).

Black Broncos Matter

It got us to lunch with no problem, and we found a good parking spot. We had to run a short errand before returning, including a long idle time. Just before arriving back where we started, the engine lost power and stalled moments after pulling into the parking lot. With 4 mechanics focused on it, we quickly diagnosed it as low (no) fuel pressure. About 30 min. later, after hooking it up to pull back into the shop, it started & ran like it had done for most of the drive. That excluded many possibilities like a clogged filter, or stuck gauge (not showing low fuel).

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