SMU - SECTION -4- LIFT PUMP PRESSURE SPECIFICATION CHANGE
SUBJECT: SERVICE MANUAL UPDATE-SECTION 4-LIFT PUMP PRESSURE SPECIFICATION CHANGE
MODELS: 1994 CHEVROLET AND GMC TRUCK C/K, G AND P TRUCKS WITH 6.5L DIESEL ENGINES (VINS F, P, S - RPOS L65, L49, L56)
THIS INFORMATION REPLACES THAT FOUND ON PAGE 4-10 IN SECTION 4 OF BOTH SERVICE MANUALS.
LIFT PUMP PRESSURE CHECK STEP 3 SHOULD READ:
3. IDLE ENGINE AND MEASURE FUEL PRESSURE.
* IF PRESSURE IS AT LEAST 27 KPA (4 PSI) GO TO STEP 4.
* IF PRESSURE IS LESS THAN 27 KPA (4 PSI) REFER TO CHART A-5 IN SECTION 3 BEFORE REPLACING LIFT PUMP.
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