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5.4l triton, sudden rough idle, high idle on startup
This site has helped me immensely getting my 7.3 diesels in shape, and now my 5.4L triton is acting up. i'm planning to buy some scanning software that may tell the story since the cel is on, but in the meantime, does anyone have any expertise to impart? I've been through replacing coil packs and the blown spark plug issues, don't think this is related. I've suddenly developed an extremely lopey idle, like it's got a huge cam in it. does it for the most part when in park, not so much in drive although occasionally. at the same time, suddenly on startup it immediately jumps to 2200 rpm then VERY slowly comes back down and settles into that rough idle. no apparent sypmtoms while driving, seems to accelerate smoothly, no noticable lack of power that i would associate with another coil going bad, or a constant miss. any thoughts? some sort of sensor? carbon build up? has 165k on it. bought it at 90k and beyond coil packs and re-threading the plugs, haven't really touched it.
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what year? and is it 2 or 3 valve?
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sounds like cam sensors if its a 3v........
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Or a vac leak. Check your codes, if nothing turns up put a vac gauge on it and see what you get.
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right, that would have been helpful. it's a '99. no idea on the 2/3 valve, except looking online it looks like the 3 valve wasn't offered till 2004?
also, i had it backwards, it does it primarily in drive when idling, putting it in park clears it up sometimes, but not always |
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My 03 did that when the coil packs were bad but it had loss of power. But it didn't smooth out when I drove. But when I had to change my plugs it would some times do that. But also when one of my coils were going out it did that one time. But the coil didn't go out all the way when it did that. But I had a computer to hook up to it and it told me misfire or said cylinder
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Ok, so i was able to pull some codes with my new AE diagnostic software. this thing is sweet, athough between not knowing how to use it or the new laptop i put it on, i immediately (by mistake) cleared the codes and light. After tooling around with it a while, i got these to come back:
P0171 system too lean (bank 1) P0174 system too lean (bank 2) also P1000 OBD systems readiness test not complete initially there was another code on the powertrain, can't remember what it was, maybe a misfire code? i'm sure it will return soon enough as it's still running very poorly. as i was playing around with the software, i racked up a few dozen misfires, although looking also at fuel injector misfires on all 8 cylinders at the same time, none ever registered on individual cylinders. also it pulled a B1450 wiper washdelay switch circuit failure and B1352 ingition key in circuit fault remote. anyone know what these are? i know my steering column and trans selector is a sloppy mess. |
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So it sounds like its a fuel issue I'm guessing either fuel pump and or fuel filter. That are some things I would. Heck first
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thanks fordman, in looking elsewhere online, looks like they are common codes resulting from dirty maf sensor or the like, but at the same time most aren't having any actual problems with driveablilty. In my case the truck runs terribly at idle, but no (noticable) lack of power on acceleration.
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Did you check your sensors cuz if you pull the air filter off it will run ruff at idle and and some times stall out.
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