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Your brand new truck will be just like brand new once you get done rebuilding everything LOL

A check valve is often a spring loaded ball and seat. Use a compressed air hose to check it. Your lungs might not be able to overcome the spring pressure.

Have you checked to see if you are getting fuel to the pump and then check to see if it is pumping?

General rule of thumb for fuel lines. The larger one is the supply and the smaller one is the return. You could also pull the hose off the check valve after the check valve and see if you have fuel flow.

I've done it a couple of times and not had any issues getting past the fan blades.

Did you install the radiator and shroud as an assembled unit? When I did mine I unbolted the power steering cooler and flipped it out of the way without disconnecting the lines. Then I removed the transmission lines on the passenger side and again flipped the cooler out of the way without...