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Old 01-02-2003, 06:35 AM
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Every once and a while (once a week or so) my 300 6 will diesel on me. I have my timing set dead on but it does run a little rich. I have been told that 300's like to diesel. Is there something I'm missing here?
 
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Dieseling

I had a '78 f100 that would diesel like yours . I found that flushing the cooling system and replaceing the termostat with a 195 deg. If you really beat on the engine I would really keep on top of the timming . If it seems to walk first make sure that the dizzy is not moving and second check/replace the timming gears...Heed my advice the camshaft gear exploded 50 miles from home on me . Not fun. anyway I hope this helps it did for me
Jon '89 F150 300I6 4X4
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