1) Clogged fuel filter, (They're cheap enough, should be changed once a year any how).
The filter is new
2) Clogged inlet screen to the fuel pump. (Remove the large fuel hose, look inside the inlet of the pump, you will see and inverted cone type screen, which will get clogged up with rusty tank debris).
Its the hose from Tank to pump correct?
3) Fuel pump going out, (usually becauses of clogged inlet screen).
I was thinking it was the fuel pump too but I am going to do more little test before I drop the ball on a new unit.
4) Crimped or restricted fuel supply hose/hard line, between the tank and injectors. Visually inspect all the fuel hoses and metal lines for kinks, crimps, dents, etc. Small dents in the lines usually aren’t an issue, it will take a noticeable pinch to cause this.
I doubled checked for new crimped and kinked hose. I am planning on changing out the old Fuel line (from tank to pump)
5) (This is a feeble stretch, but “could” happen I guess). Poor electrical connections to the fuel pump not allowing the pump to get full power.
This is one place I have not checked yet
Also I have a G3 filter connected from the Tank to the Pump and it has nice clean gas.
Thanks!
Oh and I do have a Fuel PSI from my Fuel Filter to the Fuel Rail