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I would not install the used part with the pressure sensor installed. you will be back where you started. lots of posts about how to fix the base if you chose to keep it. you can fix your old one to. there are 3 plugs from your old unit. if you remove the pressure sensor(round looking with 2...
like i said i cant remember what my 87 had, but i just watched a youtube video of a filter change and the base on his civilian truck clearly had a pressure sensor switch. here it is, thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L7_jvstNdg
my 87 v1500 had the same fuel leak down problem as the military ones did. i replaced the assembly with one already repaired some time ago. i looked through my pile of old units but found none any different. i dont have the truck anymore or i would check it. i have read that the newer bases did...
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