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<p>[QUOTE="Last Call, post: 12383410, member: 350269"]I would think it would be a 12v. Soleniod..</p><p>In cause your not familiar with how it should work it takes power to activate the plunger to open to let fuel flow into the pump when you shut the Ignation key off that shuts power off at the soleniod shutting the plunger which in turn stops fuel flow to the pump shutting the engine down</p><p>The reason [USER=173817]@Oxbow[/USER] asked of you have a parallel switch is because of the vintage of your truck at that time Pacar and some other manufacturers were using a 24/12 volt system which meant the starting circuit was on 24v but most everything else on the truck was on 12v.. chances are at this point in life it has been updated to just a 12v system.. reguardless I think that fuel solenoid was always 12v ..[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Last Call, post: 12383410, member: 350269"]I would think it would be a 12v. Soleniod.. In cause your not familiar with how it should work it takes power to activate the plunger to open to let fuel flow into the pump when you shut the Ignation key off that shuts power off at the soleniod shutting the plunger which in turn stops fuel flow to the pump shutting the engine down The reason [USER=173817]@Oxbow[/USER] asked of you have a parallel switch is because of the vintage of your truck at that time Pacar and some other manufacturers were using a 24/12 volt system which meant the starting circuit was on 24v but most everything else on the truck was on 12v.. chances are at this point in life it has been updated to just a 12v system.. reguardless I think that fuel solenoid was always 12v ..[/QUOTE]
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