3vze over fueling!!!!!!!
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3vze over fueling!!!!!!!
hey so i cant figure out why my truck keeps dumping to much gas in i have changed the regulater traced the wiring i knew to look for. hit a road block. truck will not start unless i crtack the cold dtart injector then fires up b ut is completlry washing out engine filling oil with gas over and over. need help please!!!!!!!
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Just a few other places to start
Bad O2 sensor or wiring
AFM spring loose or broke
Short in wire from injectors to ECU.
Is the fuel return line free flowing.
Extreme slim chance that distributor is over pulsing the ECU and should throw a code.
Bad O2 sensor or wiring
AFM spring loose or broke
Short in wire from injectors to ECU.
Is the fuel return line free flowing.
Extreme slim chance that distributor is over pulsing the ECU and should throw a code.
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How did this start? One member of this board recently had this problem. He had removed and re-installed the vacuum hoses, and in the process connected the fuel return line to a "vacuum" line instead, so he was pumping fuel directly into the plenum.
You could have a stuck-open injector. The CSI is easy to test; just pull it out of the plenum and start the fuel pump with the jumper on the diag connector. The other 6 require more work. Here's a picture of how to do it:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116.../#post52330847
A failed regulator (or the vacuum plumbing to it) can over-pressurize the rail, which will lead to running rich. To catch that you need to check the fuel pressure.
You could have a stuck-open injector. The CSI is easy to test; just pull it out of the plenum and start the fuel pump with the jumper on the diag connector. The other 6 require more work. Here's a picture of how to do it:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116.../#post52330847
A failed regulator (or the vacuum plumbing to it) can over-pressurize the rail, which will lead to running rich. To catch that you need to check the fuel pressure.
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