2013 5.0 starts then dies
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2013 5.0 starts then dies
I have a 2013 5.0 that I just changed the water pump on. After that, it ran fine for a few minutes, then got progressively worse. It is now to the point that it starts normal, but then runs for about 3-5 seconds, with progressively lower RPM.
In changing the water pump, I also took off the throttle body and disconnected the MAF.
I double checked everything, and I don't see anything obviously wrong. There were codes P2195 and P2197 that made me think there was an issue with a vacuum leak. I took it apart and put it back together making sure everything was tight and cleared the codes.
I am now at the point of it only running for a few seconds. No check engine light, or codes that the Torque app on my phone can read.
If I disconnect the MAF or remove the air inlet tube from the air filter/MAF to the throttle body, it runs. Just with a lot of dinging and warnings on the dash related to stabilitrack, hill descent etc. I am assuming either of those triggers a limp home mode.
I am thinking it is either the MAF, the wiring connector to it, or a vacuum leak, but it is tough to find a vacuum leak when it either doesn't run, or runs rough because stuff is disconnected.
Has anyone else run into this or have any ideas?
In changing the water pump, I also took off the throttle body and disconnected the MAF.
I double checked everything, and I don't see anything obviously wrong. There were codes P2195 and P2197 that made me think there was an issue with a vacuum leak. I took it apart and put it back together making sure everything was tight and cleared the codes.
I am now at the point of it only running for a few seconds. No check engine light, or codes that the Torque app on my phone can read.
If I disconnect the MAF or remove the air inlet tube from the air filter/MAF to the throttle body, it runs. Just with a lot of dinging and warnings on the dash related to stabilitrack, hill descent etc. I am assuming either of those triggers a limp home mode.
I am thinking it is either the MAF, the wiring connector to it, or a vacuum leak, but it is tough to find a vacuum leak when it either doesn't run, or runs rough because stuff is disconnected.
Has anyone else run into this or have any ideas?
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An update, all better now. I got the new throttle body, it would idle, but not run if I revved it up at all. I replaced the MAF and it works great now. I am not sure if the throttle body was part of the problem or not. I may have mad a mistake in ForScan looking at the throttle position sensor data.
The fact that it would run with the MAF unplugged should have been a clue to start there, especially since it is a cheaper part. Oh well, still up and running again.
The fact that it would run with the MAF unplugged should have been a clue to start there, especially since it is a cheaper part. Oh well, still up and running again.
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