If your truck loses power, first thing to do is change your fuel filter. Carry an extra(s) filter in your truck.

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{"replyTo":"","text":"So true! Every now and then, if the filter has just been changed and wasn't tightened up enough, they can come lose and pull in air, which acts about the same, rough, no power. Should also carry at least a gallon of fuel to prime the filter or reservoir when changing it. This time year if you're running in the cold a lot it helps to use #1 or treat some #2 so it won't jell up. Thanks for a great post!","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Welllll, sometimes it can just be that the filter wasn't screwed on tight enough and has come just lose enough to suck air lol\nBut yes sir! Always carry an extra filter and filter wrench, and this time of year a gallon of #1 or treated #2 in case of freeze up issues to prime the filter when you change it","replyToPid":0}