Ford F150 Pickup. Instruction — part 1139

Fig. 16: Connecting Fuel Filler Neck Venting Kit To Venting Hose Assembly And Adapter
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8. Connect the Fuel Venting Kit to the Fuel Filler Neck Venting Kit.

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Fig. 17: Connecting Fuel Venting Kit To Fuel Filler Neck Venting Kit
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9. Connect the Venting Hose Assembly to the vent stack.

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Fig. 18: Connecting Venting Hose Assembly To Vent Stack
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10. Remove the fuel pump relay from the power distribution box.

11. Construct a jumper wire from 152 mm (6 inches) of 18 gauge wire and two spade terminal ends.

12. Jumper the fuel pump relay circuit from Socket 87 to Socket 30.

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Fig. 19: Jumpering fuel pump relay circuit
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13. Slowly open the instruction lockdown valve jackscrew on the fuel tank solenoid valve of the fuel tank to be

vented.

14. Observe the gauge pressure of the Fuel Filler Neck Venting Kit. The pressure should be at tank pressure

if the fuel tank solenoid valve was identified as, "functions normally".

15. Slowly open the bleed valve on the venting kit and allow the contents of the fuel tank to vent to the

atmosphere. Venting can take in excess of one hour.

16. Close the bleed valve on the venting kit, and observe the gauge pressure. The pressure should be at or

near 0 kPa (0 psi).

17. Repeat the procedure until all affected tanks are vented.

18. Install the fuel fill line onto the fuel fill valve.

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