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frankbuck 06-14-2018 05:04 PM

engine miss 2000-3000 rpm
 
engine won't rev past 2k-3k. gas gauge doesn't work (low fuel light works). When I add fuel additive, revs higher for a while. same RPM limit in any gear. runs up to 80 mph, just can't get there very fast.

rotor/cap/wires look good, pump has been replaced before. 1994 5.2 2-wheel drive

my thoughts: fuel pump or collapsed fuel line (I'm in S. California, lots of ethanol).

Any help is appreciated!

frankabuck@gmail.com

RalphP 06-14-2018 06:31 PM

1994 - it should still have the frame rail mounted fuel filter; has it been replaced recently?

What kind of shape is the cat(s) on it?

RwP

Snowman451 06-16-2018 12:56 PM

Ralph, the 94 5.2 has an in-tank filter. Id look at eh cats too. I would think a fuel line collapse would cause lean condition and detonation.

RalphP 06-16-2018 08:56 PM


Originally Posted by Snowman451 (Post 3397041)
Ralph, the 94 5.2 has an in-tank filter. Id look at eh cats too. I would think a fuel line collapse would cause lean condition and detonation.

Yes it does.

And you're right, I was thinking 1992/1993 which still had the frame mounted filter. Also.

RwP

frankbuck 06-19-2018 02:54 AM

I looked at first post, didn't explain correctly (it was late).

Truck starts missing or acting like it's hitting a rev-limiter, When adding fuel treatment, revs a little higher for a while.

Truck just passed annual smog check and when I bang on cat, it doesn't make noise. I've replaced the cat two times before, and it was really noisy.

HeyYou 06-19-2018 09:43 AM

Failing crank or cam sensor. Maybe low fuel pressure?

frankbuck 06-20-2018 02:29 PM

Thanks for the reply. Already planning a fuel pump replacement (gauge doesn't work). Is there a way to test the crank or cam sensor?

Thanks.

HeyYou 06-21-2018 09:06 AM

Not without an oscilloscope.....


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