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philipx 11-22-2009 07:48 AM

F150 1992 2 wd 5.0 efi
 
code 24o
code 33c
code 54o
code 11

Ok guys my truck wont start trys but wont
Fuel Pressure checked at fuel rail ok
spark tested on leads ok
fuel pump operational
tps sensor was renewed
Excessive smell of fuel as though its contantly flooding
trys to start but wont
Ive forgotton the code but there was also temp sensor ect fault
Any help appreciated
the above codes are shown

subford 11-22-2009 08:05 AM

Pull the vacuum hose off the Fuel Pressure Regulator (FPR) and see if there is any fuel in it.
You may want to turn the key off & on while watching the nipple.
If any fuel comes out the FPR is bad.

philipx 11-22-2009 07:30 PM

Ford 150 5.0 efi 1992 2wd
 
Thanks yes I tried that as well the diaphram is sound I erased all codes then checked spark plugs they are all carbonised black obviously running rich , Changed one bank of plugs only to see if it would start and it did then the following codes came up only after complete erase

Ford's common codes for OBD1 (vehicles made before 1995)

10 ( Dont Know what this one means unless a cylinder balance test not sure)



21 engine coolant temperature (ECT) out of self-test range (This One)


24 air charge temperature (ACT) sensor out of self-test range This One)[/FONT]




Now with these codes will it give me a rich mixture ie send wrong voltage to ecm and tell unit to give more fuel?


Thanks for that info by the way ,was the first thing which was logical on fuel press reg


Regards Phil
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Mr. Finch 11-22-2009 07:53 PM

Stating that the sensor is out of self test range usually means that the computer sees the sensor as bad and will fall back to default settings wich yes can make the vehicle run a little rich.

Bandit102 11-22-2009 08:37 PM

Methinks you'd better get a good wiring diagram and go find the bad ground.

Conanski 11-22-2009 09:50 PM

The self test has to be done on a warm engine or the temp sensors will often show out of range.

subford 11-23-2009 07:46 AM

Yes as Paul O said above they are normal codes for a cold engine.
The 10 is just a spacer between the KOEO and CM self-test codes with a code reader.
This would just be one flash if you were using the CEL (MIL) to read the codes.


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