Re: Death of my 1999 Superduty F-350

Posted by Kevin Bismark on October 09, 2004 at 23:23:30 from (152.163.101.7):

In Reply to: Death of my 1999 Superduty F-350 posted by Todd in Indiana on October 09, 2004 at 05:08:28:

Are you sure that you don"t have a bad cam sensor, had a buddy that had that go out on his, sputtered and died, let it sit for a while and it started up, and then died again a few day"s later, $180.00 bucks later and it was running again, I have one parked next to my garage and it"s the best truck I have ever had, love it, plan to drive one as long as they make it, that 7.3 engine sure seems to be a good one, has more than enough power to pull anything I have ever tried to pull, and then some, have a buddy in Iowa that has been through the Chev and the Dodge and then got a ford with the power stroke and never went back to the others, I have about 188,000 on her now and think I will have to change the throttle sensor, they don"t have a mechanical linkage anymore on these trucks so when you are going real slow she starts to surge once in a while, and had to put a new vaccuum pump on it to control the heating and cooling, and that was another $170.00, they are great trucks but there isin"t anything cheep about them, they claim that you can come off the road from a long hard pull and just shut her down, but I still let her run for a little bit to cool the turbo and engine down, good luck with her.

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