shayne Posted January 4, 2019 Share Posted January 4, 2019 hello all, so i have a ford s max, it died on me a few weeks ago, i left it sat for a few days and then all of a sudden it started working again, a few days of running fine it completely died again. i bought a cable to scan the car with forscan, i have the error code p0087, i changed the fuel filter and noticed when i took the old filter out that the filter hosuing had about 1/3rd of fuel in the filter housing. i filled the housing with diesel when i changed the fuel filted and it started up revved then completely died. so i though it must be a pump in the fuel tank, however i have just ordered one and it dont seem to have a pump on it just a level sensor... my inital thought was that it was pumping fuel from the tank to the fuel filter. however now i dont know whats going on, does anyone have any ideas? im hopping its not going to be the high pressure fuel pump, and i thought i could have ruled that out because every time ive managed to get the car started it would rev up fine ect, and also there was about 3 days where the car ran fine after dying, if anyone has any suggestions of what to try i would be extremely greatful! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
martyntdci Posted January 4, 2019 Share Posted January 4, 2019 There is no pump in the tank its all ran of high pressure pump. The housing would of been that full due to a soaking wet fuel filter in there making up the rest of the room. Did u replace the o ring in the lid? Make sure the filter is literally brimmed, then you have to prime or suck to fuel from the tank to the filter. If u look on here I did a write up of how I do mine Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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