truck stalls
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truck stalls
i have an 04 xlt screw with a 5.4 i have changed all 4 o2 censers thats what the mec. with the scanner told me didn't fix the problem changed the tps didn't fix the problem the codes i have got are p0171b, p0174b, p2195, p2197which tells me the truck is running lean. it will idle for 5 to 10 min. then stall can someone help with what going on with my truck. my next step is to have the plugs changed i would change they myself but i have heard storys of plugs breaking off in the head dont have the tools to fix that kind of problem . am i going in the right direction. thanks for any help i can get
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The codes you are getting are not pointing to the plugs. I am not saying they don't need to be changed soon but that is not the cause of your stall currently in my opinion. I have to agree with Dano follow the fuel route first.
How long has this been going on for and was there anything that you did differently before the problem arose?
How many miles are on the truck?
How long has this been going on for and was there anything that you did differently before the problem arose?
How many miles are on the truck?
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i have 108k km on the truck. it started about a month ago i was low on fuel didn't realize it so stopped at a gas station trew in 20 bucks get to get me to where fill always left there drove about 20 km stopped at a light and the truck stalled been doing it ever since and the fuel filter was the first thing i changed be for i took it to get scanned. maybe a bad injector. any thoughts? thanks for the help.
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When was the last time that you changed the fuel filter...these trucks can have a very finicky way of showing they don't like the fuel. do you have any mods on your truck? IE CAI,Exhaust? Everybody has pretty much covered everything. I say do what Coskid says as well as a Fuel Filter change.
Just remember that not every gas station maintains their tanks as well as they should. I had a buddy that worked for a major fuel company and delivered fuel to stations. Older stations have small particles in the bottom of the tanks and when they refill the tanks the particles are just "stirred" up and viola they are in your tank. So try not to run down to the "LOW FUEL" warning in your truck to minimize the chance you pick up the nasty crap at the bottom of your tank.....
Good Luck with resolving your issues.
Just remember that not every gas station maintains their tanks as well as they should. I had a buddy that worked for a major fuel company and delivered fuel to stations. Older stations have small particles in the bottom of the tanks and when they refill the tanks the particles are just "stirred" up and viola they are in your tank. So try not to run down to the "LOW FUEL" warning in your truck to minimize the chance you pick up the nasty crap at the bottom of your tank.....
Good Luck with resolving your issues.
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This could be pretty far-fetched but did you hit a large bump or bump into something recently??? I called a buddy of mine who had his truck stall on my ranch road about a year ago....here in TX, or at least at my ranch, we have 'caleche' (clay/stone) roads that lead up to the gate...They are purposely "riveted" causing an extremely rough ride if your vehicle isn't equipped with the right equipment (basically no passenger cars) to drive down the road. After we finally towed it to my garage in the ranch we checked the fuel stop switch located above the fuse box. It was activated for some reason. So if all else fails...check the fuse/relay that controls your fuel pump and the emergency fuel shutoff switch. Maybe that speed bump set it off......
Again far-fetched but maybe it could be a problem.....Good Luck....
Again far-fetched but maybe it could be a problem.....Good Luck....
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