Fuel pump pressure up to about 5 PSI?

Yep, this is common when the fuel pump goes out or you have a clogged fuel filter, you will need a new one so change the filter first and if that does help the pump is next.

You will need to drain the fuel and remove the tank, do not remove the tank with gas in it, here is a video on how to drain the fuel so you can get started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r40nkKkUd8k

Here is the location of the filter. Check out the images (below). Please let us know what happens.

I sent an email earlier about the solenoid issue and that's the error code I got and I'll send you a screenshot of the error code. We are now in the process of removing the fuel pump assembly and draining the tank we already have purchased a fuel filter. So please let me know what the next steps are especially concerning that solenoid I get the code on the solenoid so I don't know if I need to replace it or if it can be bypassed since it's an older vehicle and probably just a government regulation emission thing

So we only handle one problem per thread, this is a separate issue, please start a new question of the code EVAP issue. Please post your new question here, you must be logged in.

https://www.2carpros.com/questions/new

Cheers, Ken

Thank you, will do. In regards to the fuel pressure issue we decided to go ahead and install the new fuel pump we bought. We will do that later in the week and see how that goes. Thank you

Yep, new fuel filter and pump should fix the problem, have a good week and please let me know if that fixes the problem, Ken