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I have a 2002 F350 with the 7.3 diesel. I have had this truck since it had 30K miles on it and it now had 90K miles. It has been trouble free minus new pads and batteries. I recently changed the fuel filter and used a Donaldson filter. In the last week while driving the truck just mysteriously shuts off when I slow down for a stop sign. The only lights on the dash is the red battery light, and it fires right back up. I believe it has the original CPS in it as I have never changed it. Do you think this is the CPS going out or something else? I was wondering if the Donaldson fuel filter has anything to do with it?
Without a way to read data or get a code read from it it is just guessing which can get expensive in a hurry. Did you bleed the air out of the fuel system after the filter change?
I did manage to get an appointment for the CPS. Apparently the recall was never done. In looking at other people that posted the same problem, mine is acting up when I am approaching a stop sign, and slow down between 20-30 mph with the foot off the gas. I really don't even know it shut off until the steering gets hard and then put in neutral and restart. It has done this about 6 times in the last week, and usually around me slowing for a stop sign.
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