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Stroker Died tonite! Barely got it home
So, this may be a little vague, so please ask questions as needed, but here goes.... BTW, The truck is an 01' F-250 7.3L crewcab
I drove the truck for a short trip (about 5 miles) and the truck was running great, we stopped at a friend's house for about 5-10 minutes, if that, left the truck running and then we left out of the driveway, and once we pulled onto the main road the truck starting running REAL rough. I limped it home for the remaining 1 mile to our house. The truck remained very sluggish the whole way. I haven't gone back outside to try and start the truck again (been about 30 minutes now since I just barely got it back into the driveway. The truck had a mild but noticeable miss and we just recently replaced the IPR valve. The truck then ran great again and just now, after about 5 miles or so after picking the truck up from the shop, it started running horribly. We have just under a quarter tank of fuel left in the tank FWIW. ANY HELP AT ALL? PLEASE!!! .........Thanks |
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Did not put any fresh fuel in it yet. New fuel filter was added in with a fresh oil change while it was in the shop getting the IPR valve replaced. Can you help me more with the water seperator? Gimme a quick breakdown on that, where it is, etc? And what are other good conditioners if I can't find the Stanadyne in the local autozone/advance? Thanks for all the replies..... |
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Before you put fuel in I would pull the bed up and remove the sending unit on the left side. Check it for clogs. Its a simple job and is worth the effort. Especially if you already have the tank drained. THEN fill it up and check it. Your water seperator is your Fuel Filter. Has a drain on the back of it. And for an additive. Pour a quart of Power Service in.
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Have you had any luck with it since your last post!
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