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Hi! I have recently bought a 1989 F350 dually, that has 25,000 miles. I have converted it to gasoline fuel from propane. Engine runs, but it is overfueling pretty badly. I am looking for suggestions as to what the problem could be, if anyone can help, that would be great.
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Darius
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overfueling 1989 F350
hi there!
the engine is a 5.8l, I have replaced fuel tank, pump, fuel filter, and the injectors. I have checked the vac hose to the FPR and there was no fuel in it.
I have no codes yet. No lights on to suggest a code. Will be looking MAF and other sensors next.
thanks for your reply
Darius
the engine is a 5.8l, I have replaced fuel tank, pump, fuel filter, and the injectors. I have checked the vac hose to the FPR and there was no fuel in it.
I have no codes yet. No lights on to suggest a code. Will be looking MAF and other sensors next.
thanks for your reply
Darius
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You should get the all-clear code of 11 - 11 if everything passes in KOEO/CM and KOER tests. There can be stored codes even if the Check Engine Light is off. Your truck does not use a MAF meter, it uses a Speed Density engine control system.
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