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Help Me Please!
I have a 95' F350. Recently, it started to miss and stall under load. I put on a fuel pump hoping that resolve the problem. It didn't. It runs good at idle, but when I depress the throttle, it revs for a few seconds then stalls, even smokes. I cleaned the fuel bowl and changed the filter, took the take off and generally checked for leaks. At the end of my rope. Help!!!!
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Not setting a light. Is that the harness that connects to the injectors, if that is someone mentioned the harness to me before. I see about getting one tomorrow. Hope it works and thanks for your help in resolving this problem for me.
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Action, thanks for your help. I looked at some of the threads with problems similar to mine and in another, someone suggested to a post who was having sluggish concerns similar to mine, to check the oil as you did. I checked the oil and it was out. Filled it up and with a few cranks it started. I drove it a few miles and it ran as it did before the problem. No sluggishness or hesitation. I guess you learn something everyday. You and the others really are gurus. Thank you very much.
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Good call Rick!! Ebrazil welcome to FTE! you have learned a great lesson today. these engine can't be hurt by running low on oil. They quit before any damage is done.
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Action, thanks for your help. I looked at some of the threads with problems similar to mine and in another, someone suggested to a post who was having sluggish concerns similar to mine, to check the oil as you did. I checked the oil and it was out. Filled it up and with a few cranks it started. I drove it a few miles and it ran as it did before the problem. No sluggishness or hesitation. I guess you learn something everyday. You and the others really are gurus. Thank you very much.
glad it was something simple ...
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i have a dripping oil drain plug on my truck and recently i pulled off the freeway and noticed it seemed to have a slight miss under acceleration checked the oil and was 2 quarts low i supose i shouldent have gone 2500 miles without checking it. but i would much rather have my engin stop running becouse the hpop cant suply enough oil preasure than to have it stop running becouse the engin welded itself into a sold peice, ford acualy got somthing right.
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yeah and the dmax and cummins guys all say "yeah but the fords can't run for more than 5 minutes without oil so how is that durable?"
i laughed at how little they know about the powerstrokes hahahaha
which reminds me some magazine did a test seeing how long each brand could run without oil.. the PSDs shut off after less then 5 minutes, the dmax lasted about 25 minutes and the cummins went for over an hour.... that must have been a pretty scary hour
i laughed at how little they know about the powerstrokes hahahaha
which reminds me some magazine did a test seeing how long each brand could run without oil.. the PSDs shut off after less then 5 minutes, the dmax lasted about 25 minutes and the cummins went for over an hour.... that must have been a pretty scary hour
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that may be true but the only reason i brought that test up was to show that the PSDs shut off before any damage is done (can't supply injectors with enough oil to fire) compared to how the other trucks keep going till something siezes or major damage is done that the engine can't run anymore