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diesel proablem - 8/17/2005 4:54:25 PM   
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ok i have a 2003 f-250 7.3 diesel and its doing something wiered. when i come to a stop or when its idleing it shuts off on its own and the check engine light comes on. i can't figure out whats causing this and all my fillters are new so i know its not one of those. any help at all would be nice thanks
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RE: diesel proablem - 8/17/2005 5:17:02 PM   
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Yea sure sign its going . try turning the idle up a tad .. Another quick test its going bad , try this , Hold it to the floor Wide Open fre a couple of seconds only ,, Let of the fuell if it dies out shes bad .. You might try getting some Marvel Mystery Oil an pulling the filter replace it. On the new filter fill it with the MMO , an install the filter an try running it -- AN NO IT WONT SMOKE !!

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RE: diesel proablem - 8/17/2005 7:18:35 PM   
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2003 kinda new for that don't ya think? I think something maybe triggering fuel shutoff soleniod.

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RE: diesel proablem - 8/17/2005 10:23:34 PM   
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Best thing to do is get it scanned for codes that should tell ya whats shuting down.

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RE: diesel proablem - 8/18/2005 2:02:31 PM   
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so should i wait untill the check engine light comes on to get it scanned?

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RE: diesel proablem - 8/18/2005 2:12:22 PM   
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No, a lot of problems don't set the engine light. Scaning the truck while it running and check sensor inputs and watching outputs may help find your problem.

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RE: diesel proablem - 8/19/2005 2:02:37 AM   
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Being that new with OBII should have a code history in it which sometimes stores codes with out the light coming on. If the lights stays on when you start it bckup then id get scanned right away while light is still on.

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RE: diesel proablem - 8/19/2005 5:19:41 AM   
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ok sounds good thanks for the help

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RE: diesel proablem - 8/20/2005 3:42:32 PM   
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when mine did this it was the cam position sensor which i replaced plug it in one bolt easy fix but you will need to have a shop with a computer to plug it in and make sure this is what it really is

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RE: diesel proablem - 8/22/2005 11:51:09 AM   
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sounds good thats what i thought it was because my truck has 85,000 miles on it

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