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DCPULLER

01-24-2005 08:01:02




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I started my Ford f-150 yesterday to get it out of the garage so I could move some snow with the skid loader and it ran like a carberated truck with the choke on. It's a 92, 5.0, auto trans, FI. Sat there chugging running rich and died. No service engine light came on and had to press go pedal to floor to get it to restart, flooded. Any ideas? Thanks.




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Bob

01-24-2005 19:43:11




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 Re: Off topic Ford F-150 in reply to DCPULLER, 01-24-2005 08:01:02  
There's a charge air temperature sensor screwed into the intake manifold, as well as a coolant temperature sensor. A bad MAP sensor can also cause flooding, as well as a bad throttle postion sensor.

If the fuel pressure regulator diaphragm fails, raw fuel will be pumped into the intake manifold, as well.



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Engineer20

01-24-2005 17:42:28




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 Re: Off topic Ford F-150 in reply to DCPULLER, 01-24-2005 08:01:02  

I had a 96 F-250 that did about the same thing. Took it to the dealer to have it looked at. They replaced the Throttle Posistion Sensor and it's ran great since then.

Good Luck!



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Gary from Iowa

01-24-2005 14:25:24




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 Re: Off topic Ford F-150 in reply to DCPULLER, 01-24-2005 08:01:02  
DCPULLER First of all, I am no expert, however, most Fuel Injection (FI) engines have a sensor located in the manifold to let the engine know that it is real cold and to allow a little more fuel until it gets warmed up. Sometimes, a little more fuel is to much, and some of it, vapors, go in the air cleaner element (filter). The filter becomes wet, air does not pass through it and this causes more fuel to be called for. I would check the spark plugs to see how they are burning, I would bet they are black and apear to be oilly, which is really, un-burned fuel. I would certainly check the air clearer filter. I would suspect that it is a little damp. Like I said, not an expert, but I have experienced this problem. I happen to drive one of those new Dodge Hemi's but I sure see alot of Fords on the road, something about being the number 1 selling vehicle in the country!!

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brian hoffman

01-24-2005 13:17:16




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 Re: Off topic Ford F-150 in reply to DCPULLER, 01-24-2005 08:01:02  
The problem is that blue oval on the front. If that was a bowtie you wouldn't be having any problems. LOL



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putt putt man in

01-24-2005 19:13:58




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 Re: Off topic Ford F-150 in reply to brian hoffman, 01-24-2005 13:17:16  

those bow tie trucks do that,been there
done that both trucks 1989 and 1990 temp
control in the intake for computer



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John H-WI

01-24-2005 15:44:25




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 Re: Off topic Ford F-150 in reply to brian hoffman, 01-24-2005 13:17:16  
Does that mean that they have closed all the Chevrolet Service Centers around the country? Its a 13 year old truck.



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Mike Johnston

01-24-2005 11:25:51




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 Re: Off topic Ford F-150 in reply to DCPULLER, 01-24-2005 08:01:02  
I can't offer a suggestion to what is going on with your truck, but take a look at the link below and go through the archives on the F-150 forum or post your question there. There are different forums there that cover all Ford trucks.



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