Plugged Fuel Line 

I had the same issue on my 87 Dodge D250. Replaced the manual fuel pump. Still didn't start. Then installed an electric pump. Still no flow. Dad ended up putting the pump on backwards to see if I had any leaks in the lines. Found leaks on the fuel sending unit from dry rotted hoses. So I dropped the gas tank, and found the strainer on the fuel sending unit gone and the fuel pickup line full of rust. Had to replace the fuel sending unit and flush the line with ChemTool and an air compressor. Strangely, I didn't find any rust in the gas tank.

I would have flushed the line with gas before connecting everything back up.

Would have started right up if you primed the line from tank with a bubble transfer hose..Cranking just wears out starters.

Nice video ! Thanks.

I'm wondering if you had rubber fuel line all the way back to the tank or rubber at both ends and steel line in between? ALso, how much air pressure did you use?

Fill bowls carb shoot little shot staryer fluid will help it draw

Bye bye starter🤣🤣

Bye bye starter