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3.4 supercharged swap flooding!! Help!

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Old Sep 30, 2015 | 09:42 PM
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3.4 supercharged swap flooding!! Help!

So I have a 94 sr5 that I recently did a 3.4 swap on. I've been driving it every day for four months without a problem. Today I installed my Trd supercharger and now the truck won't start. I did clean the iac valve because the truck has been idling pretty high since the swap and I understand that is a common problem. After hooking everything back up I crank the truck and it starts but immediately dies. I crank on it a few more times and start to smell fuel. I look at my exhaust connections and there is fuel leaking from there. Not good so I stop trying to start it. I'm worried I might have placed a vacuum line in the wrong place but I checked all the schematics and everything looks like it should but then again there aren't too many schematics out there for a supercharged 3.4 swap. Any advice would be really appreciated!!
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Old Apr 4, 2016 | 03:35 PM
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Supercharged 3.4

Did you adjust the air fuel mixture, sounds like too much fuel. Next test the Fuel pumps with ohm meter, might be sending too much fuel.
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Old Apr 4, 2016 | 09:30 PM
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There are some ecu that don't support the supercharger.... don't quote me on this but google will be your friend or the search button.... but I think it was 98 that all the ecu where ok with the supercharger
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Old Apr 5, 2016 | 05:05 AM
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I think if it ran ok before sc installation, it would be how you hooked up the sc.
Search free fuel mod for the sc.
You could do a fuel pressure check also.
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Old Jun 7, 2020 | 10:45 AM
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I'm having _exactly_ the same issue as the thread starter had fifteen years ago.
I really hope he or she has got it worked out by now!

Anyways, no hoses seems to be leaking, and the engine is running fine.
The P0171/P0174 is firing up intermittently, still.
It drives me INSANE because I really need to know.

Can you guys help me?
I'd rather not call an expensive mechanic!
I was laid of due to the epidemic so I'm on a really tight budget!
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