"Got her dialed in On the way home, the check engine light came on and I lost throttle response. She wouldn't shut off, just kept coasting with the engine on. Shifted into neutral and back into drive and regained pedal power. Happened 3 times, any idea what would cause that? A sensor or plug?"

This was what I meant... Been doing some massive catching up around here and may have misread this... lol

 

I meant to say that while driving normally, I lost the accelerator pedal function, but the engine remained on.

It started happening again, and I'm almost 100% sure it is the wiring loom driver's side under the turbo intake. I've already replaced the go pedal.

 

are you talking about this one

 

That's the one I moved around to get the dead pedal to come alive again.

 

Some have found the bolt through the middle loose and then if you look at the pic again you'll see a rub mark on the valve cover right below it. Some have found wires on the bottom of the bundle worn through right there

 

Thank you AllaboutMPG, I'm going to save that pic for my electrician. What's the best solution? Replace wire loom section with OEM or from scratch?

 

New A/C components in, brrrrrrr.




Yaesu 8800r black box in glove box

 

The wires if damaged have usually just rubbed through the insulation. Liquid electrical tape or tape to repair insulation then something heavier to prevent future rubbing

 

thanks!

 

Shiny new fuel filter bowl.

 

and a billet fuel pressure regulator valve cap kit from seller 6512cv on Ebay.

 

TS 6 position chip on the way. ECU is by the brake lever?

 

I can't get over the fact that you drilled holes in your roof to mount train horns...... It was such a nice truck...... So sad.....

 

What do you mean by was The truck is BETTER than ever (not train horns) put in holes for clearance lights, I put in holes for trumpets Oh, I need one more hole for the thru the roof NMO antenna mount

and I found a nice video on how to install the TS Performance Chip;

 

More holes. Back of the center console, 12vdc for the Engle fridge.