Fellro, thank you very much for providing me with a potential solution. IF IT WORKS, you become my new best friend. If it doesn't you still remain my new best friend because I will have eliminated other issues. I will keep you posted on my efforts. Again, thank you and I do appreciate the...

I got under the truck and found no fuel pump but did find hoses going to the tanks, both front and rear, thus electric fuel pumps. Will next try to chase down those wires from the solenoid...but I could really use an accurate 85 F250 wiring diagram that is large enough to read easily and if...

Whoops, that would be behind or hidden by the power steering pump ass'y which I just observed standing in front of the engine bay, next up under the vehicle (when it gets warmer outside!).

I previously looked under the vehicle, thinking the fuel pump would be on the driver's side of the engine, did not see it, but maybe it is hidden behind the smog unit...meaning I am going under the engine bay again and if I find the pump you will be my new best friend as I place a dunce cap on...

I previously looked under the vehicle, thinking the fuel pump would be on the driver's side of the engine, did not see it, but maybe it is hidden behind the smog unit...meaning I am going under the engine bay again and if I find the pump you will be my new best friend as I place a dunce cap on...

My 85-F250 with big engine had the solenoid go out--replaced that; the ignition commutateur interrupter was replaced prior. I goofed up the small wires to the solenoid, but then realized all the small wires go to the positive side which I corrected. Engine turned over great, but no gas into...