F150 4.9 HELP
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F150 4.9 HELP
I'm back. Ive posted similar to this thread before, but thought I'd give it a refresh. I had bought a new 2010 f250 but she was written off a couple weeks ago. So I'm back building my 4.9 for Winter, as planned anyways. I need some help! Pretty thourough this time around, so hopefully anyone can help pinpoint an issue.
Hey everybody new to this forum here. Haven't had any luck with anybody being able to help me with the issue I seem to be having. Here's what's going on.
The truck runs great once it's up and running. The trouble is it's having a rough time turning over when it's cold. It'll crank and crank and the I'll have to shut the key off, turn it back on and turn it over. It'll fire up and sputter until i pump the gas then she goes good. Yes I know it seems like a fuel issue. But here's what's funny.
REPLACED PARTS:
Fuel Pump
Fuel Filter
Fuel Pressure Regulator (38-40psi constant)
Ignition Module
Plugs and Wires
Distributor
Cleaned Throttle Bodies
Swapped out TPS and IAC from another running vehicle
This is what I CAN remember replacing, haha. I used to have a 2010 F250, and recently was written off so I'm getting the old trustworthy truck going again. I can drive it, but I need it to be fixed as it's a sledding truck and snow's almost here. Hopefully someone out there can help me. It's bizzare how I haven't tracked the issue down and very frustrating! Any input is appreciated.
I've also done a compression test on the motor and it's like new almost. Between 148 and 151 on all the cylinders, unreal!!!
Thanks everybody!
Hey everybody new to this forum here. Haven't had any luck with anybody being able to help me with the issue I seem to be having. Here's what's going on.
The truck runs great once it's up and running. The trouble is it's having a rough time turning over when it's cold. It'll crank and crank and the I'll have to shut the key off, turn it back on and turn it over. It'll fire up and sputter until i pump the gas then she goes good. Yes I know it seems like a fuel issue. But here's what's funny.
REPLACED PARTS:
Fuel Pump
Fuel Filter
Fuel Pressure Regulator (38-40psi constant)
Ignition Module
Plugs and Wires
Distributor
Cleaned Throttle Bodies
Swapped out TPS and IAC from another running vehicle
This is what I CAN remember replacing, haha. I used to have a 2010 F250, and recently was written off so I'm getting the old trustworthy truck going again. I can drive it, but I need it to be fixed as it's a sledding truck and snow's almost here. Hopefully someone out there can help me. It's bizzare how I haven't tracked the issue down and very frustrating! Any input is appreciated.
I've also done a compression test on the motor and it's like new almost. Between 148 and 151 on all the cylinders, unreal!!!
Thanks everybody!
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No the truck is just a single tank. It just has the in tank pump which attatches to the sending unit then through the fuel filter to the engine. I've never replaced the sending unit always just replaced the pump itself. Would it benefit if I swapped the sending unit too? Just bought a whole pump and sending unit assembly?
She was being a miserable b**ch this morning. Cranking then it would fire sputter stall repeat.... I've also checked any possible vaccuum leaks as well as replaced the valve cover gasket and manifold gaskets.
She was being a miserable b**ch this morning. Cranking then it would fire sputter stall repeat.... I've also checked any possible vaccuum leaks as well as replaced the valve cover gasket and manifold gaskets.
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I've finally had something happen that can lead somewhere... truck will turn over for days but now won't start at all sometimes it tries to fire but won't. Can hear the fuel pump running when I turn key on and sometimes can smell fuel after a while of trying. Ignition related????
Bob
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Boy, pretty fast on the reply there !!!!!!
I'm a believer in checking the PCM for strange and unexplained problems.
Here's a little reading and what "MIGHT" be your woes.......
A9x ECM's (and same years ECM's) Failures Due to Age
Wouldn't hurt to give yours a peek just to make sure.
Bob
I'm a believer in checking the PCM for strange and unexplained problems.
Here's a little reading and what "MIGHT" be your woes.......
A9x ECM's (and same years ECM's) Failures Due to Age
Wouldn't hurt to give yours a peek just to make sure.
Bob
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