Fuel Sys 1 OL Fault
Help! I have a 97 Ford f250 5.4 L. It runs fine until the outside temp gets above 90 degrees or so, then it won't accelerate and starts smelling like unburned fuel. I had a bad O2S B2 S2, but replaced it. The live data on the scan tool shows the OL fault when it starts acting up. I don't understand why it seems to run fine in cooler weather, but leaves me stranded when it's hot outside. Tried loosening the gas cap to see if pressure in the tank might be the cause, but no
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Look at the sensors that have direct influence on fueling.
The IAT, the coolant sensor, the mass air, for readings out of spec. There is a TSB on the IAT causing loss of power when temps get high in the engine bay. Look at the fuel regulator vacuum hose for signs of fuel in the hose indicating the regulator diaphram is leaking. Check fuel pressure for being to high. Good luck. |
Originally Posted by Bluegrass 7
(Post 12307156)
Look at the sensors that have direct influence on fueling.
The IAT, the coolant sensor, the mass air, for readings out of spec. There is a TSB on the IAT causing loss of power when temps get high in the engine bay. Look at the fuel regulator vacuum hose for signs of fuel in the hose indicating the regulator diaphram is leaking. Check fuel pressure for being to high. Good luck. |
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