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USArmyCombatMedic · 10-07-2013, 08:30 PM

Thanks for the quick reply! How would I check for a leaky injector? It seems to have a good cone spray pattern and both injectors seem pretty even. I think I will end up testing the fuel line pressure because that would rule out a failing fuel pump correct? I hear the pressure test is difficult on these trucks due to no point to connect the gauge.

Also what did you mean by float level carb'd? This truck is throttle body injected. Although if I cant figure out this stalling problem I am going to switch It to a carb to rule out fuel and air problems.

10-07-2013, 08:30 PM	#3
USArmyCombatMedic Registered User Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Rushford, MN Posts: 23	Re: Starts Fine and Stalls Thanks for the quick reply! How would I check for a leaky injector? It seems to have a good cone spray pattern and both injectors seem pretty even. I think I will end up testing the fuel line pressure because that would rule out a failing fuel pump correct? I hear the pressure test is difficult on these trucks due to no point to connect the gauge. Also what did you mean by float level carb'd? This truck is throttle body injected. Although if I cant figure out this stalling problem I am going to switch It to a carb to rule out fuel and air problems.