So the girls and I took the bronco on a little adventure yesterday to go pick up the last of my car show shirts that were made for me for people that bought them at the show. On the way home it did the same thing it's done to me a couple times while moving slowly in traffic for cruising downtown. It wants to vapor lock. Pulled the cap didn't really have a vacuum in there but there was a little bit. Then the starter heat soaked and it wouldn't turn over fast enough to fire. I dumped some fuel that I keep in a bottle because it does randomly do this down the vent hole on the Holly. Once it cooled down it fired right up. I've replaced the fuel pump twice, I have put all new rubber line on it where the rubber line is supposed to be. So from the tank to the hard line on the frame and then from the hard line on the frame to the fuel pump and then there's a piece going up to the fuel filter. I have no idea why it's doing this, so today I pulled the little electric pump out that I bought for it a year ago and installed it on a relay up on the fender. As soon as I fired the pump up it built pressure and then I fired the bronco up and it started up instantly which it normally takes a little bit. Which is telling me it's been starving for fuel for a while. Tomorrow I will get it out and actually let it warm up and sit out in the heat and idle and see if it stays running. Also when I bought the radiator set up it came with two fans. I ran them because they were on it, I bought it because it had the shroud already built and the radiator the fans were just kind of a bonus. So I looked them up last night and they were only like $2,200 CFM combined so I ordered a 12 inch flex a light fan that is 2000 CFM on its own. I will replace one of them and see if that helps move some of the warm air out of the engine bay. Not that the truck is running hot but it does get pretty stagnant and warm in there. I'll keep you all posted