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Truck will run once in a while for about 10 to 15 minutes and dies and will not start. It has spark an the injectors are working fine. Replaced everything I can think of. Any ideas would be great.
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What leads you to believe there is too much gas in all four cylinders? ... Fuel fouled spark plugs... Black smoke from exhaust? .. Obvious gas in crankcase oil (smell-overfull) ? .. What test have been performed?
Hello, As you have figured out, there are many possibilities of what could be causing your engine issues. Since we are a little light on information, we would begin by verifying fuel pressure from the pump and proper pressure from the fuel pressure regulator. Also verify that the fuel filter has been serviced within a reasonable time frame. From there it gets a little more complicated; things like a partially plugged catalytic converter or, a restriction in the fuel system (other than the filter) could potentially be the cause. Meridian Automotive
When I remove the spark plugs there's a lot unburned gas on all of the plugs are soaked in gas . Using a timing light I verified all the plugs where getting spark. Every now and then it will start and run for about 30 min before it dies and won't start. Most of the major componets have been changed. The only times I haven't changed is the timing belt and distributor.
No timing belt.. Has a chain.. Suspect fuel pressure regulator or intermittent no spark but injector pulse is still ok and flooding engine...
Replaced fuel pressure regulator. Spark appears to be normal on all the plugs.
At the time you are testing the spark I agree but how about as soon as it stalls out? .. Run engine until it stalls.. DO NOT crank engine again... Pull plugs and see if wet... Then test spark with a spark tester! .. Weak spark is same as no spark! .. That's all the ammo I got, hands-on testing is required.. Good luck!