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09-08-2009, 04:39 AM
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Possible Answer for Stalling. Please Read.
1999 7.3l PS 2wd, Service/Mechanic truck
Been having a problem with stalling, did the normal things to correct it, replace sensors etc, but still had the problem. Noticed it seemed to only be stalling in the rain. Something getting wet? Nope. Ends up the problem with my truck is linked to the delay on the windshield wipers. I have tested this several times now, if the wipers are on (high) or (low) then never stalls. Turn them to -any- "delay" setting if its raining or not and the truck will sometimes stall when the wipers trigger. Haven't had a chance yet to look into it further but if you truck is only stalling in the rain/wipers on, this may be your problem. Maybe a know problem,if so sorry for the spam, but in all my reading here looking for the answer to the stalling I never noticed a post about it. 
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09-08-2009, 06:59 AM
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I have never heard of that before.
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