2010 Ford f150 STX 4wd

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Asked by Chefs Jul 23, 2019 at 04:50 PM about the 2010 Ford F-150 STX SuperCab 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

After work one day, truck decided to not want to start, there
was a crank but no start. A few minutes after tapping a the
pump and adding more gas. She ended up starting. Drove
her to a gas station got supreme added some injector
cleaner seemed to do the trick for about a week or so.
Leaving the gym truck did not want to start at all, same
issue. I ended up changing the fuse first still nothing
changed the fuel pump and the control module. The truck
wanted to start for a second in one the attempts to start
the truck but did not. It does run with starter fluid sprayed.
Ran the gas lines to a black box to be the carbon canister?
Any thoughts or help would be great thankyou

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To add, I just checked the #27fuse for fuel pump relay and it was burnt out, added more gas to the truck no start again. Did start with starter fluid again

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