Jimmy said:I went and looked at a Ty for a guy in Chattanooga yesterday,and saw the weirdest 02 sensor ever.It was a 3 wire and went in the stock location,but it was only as big around as a pencil.(I'll post a pic tomorrow.)WTF was it?
Dunno.I checked this truck out,it's been to 3 shops over the last 4 years,dude has spent 9100 so far trying to figure out what's wrong.I had the hood up for 30 seconds before I think Ifigured it out.bezerk said:Jimmy said:I went and looked at a Ty for a guy in Chattanooga yesterday,and saw the weirdest 02 sensor ever.It was a 3 wire and went in the stock location,but it was only as big around as a pencil.(I'll post a pic tomorrow.)WTF was it?
what kind of oil-dipstick is that?
Hook me up Mr. CockFarmer.sytyguy said:I've seen a few....I'll get a PN & app tomorrow.
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Just jumper it to pressurize the system,then shut it off to see if it held pressure.Pressure started dropping immediately.odiwik said:Can you explain how you tested that? Did you leave the key off and jumper the fuel pump to see what it was flowing, then turn it off to see if it stayed or did you turn the motor over at all?
Jimmy said:Dunno.I checked this truck out,it's been to 3 shops over the last 4 years,dude has spent 9100 so far trying to figure out what's wrong.I had the hood up for 30 seconds before I think Ifigured it out.bezerk said:Jimmy said:I went and looked at a Ty for a guy in Chattanooga yesterday,and saw the weirdest 02 sensor ever.It was a 3 wire and went in the stock location,but it was only as big around as a pencil.(I'll post a pic tomorrow.)WTF was it?
what kind of oil-dipstick is that?
When you activate the FP,the pressure goes right up to 42 psi,but as soon as you turn it off the pressure starts dropping.Given the fact that there is fuel in the oil,I said he's got a busted diaphram in the afpr.But it could be that the check valve in the FP is stuck open,or the injectors are leaking.Hopefully we'll get it all straighted out soon.It's 92 #1949 with 60k and is a nice Ty.
Right on,I just want to cover all the bases before he lays down a C-note for an afpr.I told him that was the problem via email 6 months ago,and he was like "It's a brand new afpr".dgoodhue said:Jimmy said:Dunno.I checked this truck out,it's been to 3 shops over the last 4 years,dude has spent 9100 so far trying to figure out what's wrong.I had the hood up for 30 seconds before I think Ifigured it out.bezerk said:Jimmy said:I went and looked at a Ty for a guy in Chattanooga yesterday,and saw the weirdest 02 sensor ever.It was a 3 wire and went in the stock location,but it was only as big around as a pencil.(I'll post a pic tomorrow.)WTF was it?
what kind of oil-dipstick is that?
When you activate the FP,the pressure goes right up to 42 psi,but as soon as you turn it off the pressure starts dropping.Given the fact that there is fuel in the oil,I said he's got a busted diaphram in the afpr.But it could be that the check valve in the FP is stuck open,or the injectors are leaking.Hopefully we'll get it all straighted out soon.It's 92 #1949 with 60k and is a nice Ty.
If the Diaphram is busted, the vacuum line should be filled with gas. A bad fuel pump check valve will also do that (though it would not contribute to gas in the oil)