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Message: [QUOTE="sideactiondiesel, post: 874165, member: 5070"] Sorry Jerry ! Damn talk to text lol Continental * is where all the pumps are getting remand for "ford" to the best of my knowledge . As I was talking with Jerry over the phone I have noticed he is having same issue as I am with pump leaking when parked outside or when pump is cold. Checked lift pump pressure when cold and it is 10-15 psi "which in my opinion is a high" But regardless of that ... I am also wondering how many of you guys running "dual fuelers" are having this same problem when pump soaks in the ambient air temp ????:shrug: If so what are you guys running for lift pump pressure at the distribution block?? Second, I am wanting to see if I am seeing a trend here ... What pump is yours?? Continental... Siemens... Delphi...??? Now the part # on Your pump "Jerry" I think is a Delphi # but do to the holiday everyone is closed for me to do more research :cursing: So guys give us your input thoughts and any other constructive input that u see could be the issue. [/QUOTE]

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