I do not have any power to any of the fuel pumps. I have a 351 automatic. I changed the electric fuel pump, both power and fuel pump relays, fuel filter and computer module. The motor turns over, but will not start. There is also no fuel getting to the motor. I am stumped. I would appreciate any help. Thanks!

I am not sure what year you’re talking about but my 94 F-150 has a shock sensor in it that cuts the power to the fuel pump. If the vehicle receives enough of a jolt it will cause it to trip out….On my truck it is located behind the kick panel on the passenger side of the cab down by your feet. I think there is something in the manual about it also. I stumbled onto this issue when my automatic transmission locked up and as soon as I put the truck into gear it would lung forward. It caused the shock sensor to activate. As I remember there is a button you push to reset it behind that panel.

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I do not have any power to any of the fuel pumps. I have a 351 automatic. I changed the electric fuel pump, both power and fuel pump relays, fuel filter and computer module. The motor turns over, but will not start. There is also no fuel getting to the motor. I am stumped. I would appreciate any help. Thanks!

Sounds like your fuel cut out switch needs to be reset. Have you bumped into anything hard lately? Has anyone's car/truck bumped your bumper?

The fuel cut off on my 95F150 is behind the passenger kick panel. If the plunger is in the up position.. Push it down and it might do the trick. Carl