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2025 badlands died

flousberg

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2025 badlands with 2200 miles on it died on trail, no start. Had to get towed out and trailered home. Code p0627 which is fuel pump open circuit. Taking to dealer tomorrow. Has to be fuel pump. Tank is full. My 1975 has never had to get towed off the trail.
 
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The one thing I was worried about when I switched to EFI, never has been a problem, but happened on this one! We will see what dealer says.
 

Yeller

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That sucks! All of my restomods have a dry box with fuel pump, filter, relays and anything else that is small that equals it not moving anywhere without this…
 
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If I read the inspection report correctly it is the fuel pump module driver. They should have it fixed tomorrow. I guess no relays anymore and went to a module. I will tail to the died tomorrow.
 
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Now they say they had to order pours even though fordparts.com says another dealer has one. Literally two bolts and a connection and it’s done. You can get them for $78. Might think about carrying a spare. Probably will never go out again then.
 
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They replaced module today, ran for 3 mins. Shorted out new module. Dammit.
 

904Bronco

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At least they tested it and you weren't a block away from the Dealership on your way home... Yes, I have had that experience.
 

ared77

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"ran for 3 mins. Shorted out new module"

That almost makes me think the actual problem may be downstream from the module?
 
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I was thinking the same thing. I think the only thing downstream is the fuel pump. I am sure it has the garage running through it as well.
 
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flousberg

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The fuel pump ran for a few minutes, so I wouldn’t think it was that.
 

ared77

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So it was something (fuel pump) downstream that caused the problem? Glad you got it fixed!
 

ep67bro

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I know there was some issues with fuel pumps on the 6cyl when the 6Gs first came out, Especially when wheel at extreme angles. But had not heard of many issues since then. I have had three of them with the 6cyl I have not had an issue. Hopefully the new pump solves all your problems.
 

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My wife said she was notified that a recall involving the fuel pump was coming, many Fords affected not just the Bronco
 
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