V10 guys I need help
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so I have a 97 3500 8.0 v10 its throwing lean code only on bank 2 but is rich and has bad carbon built on the plugs in all 5 cylinders i am going to say its an 02 but they have less then 100 miles on them iam running short race headers an 3in straight pipe done by a guy who built race cars for a living so iam at a loss the only thing I guess it could be is spark if anyone has had this happen to them please help me out
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so I have a 97 3500 8.0 v10 its throwing lean code only on bank 2 but is rich and has bad carbon built on the plugs in all 5 cylinders i am going to say its an 02 but they have less then 100 miles on them iam running short race headers an 3in straight pipe done by a guy who built race cars for a living so iam at a loss the only thing I guess it could be is spark if anyone has had this happen to them please help me out
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Fuel pressure? Does it hold between starts?
How does it run otherwise? If you are going that far in, for gaskets, couldn't hurt to look for leaking injectors and bad injector wiring. Oxygen sensors can't tell the difference between too much oxygen from flooded incomplete combustion or a lean condition. If you are really flooding you will at some point gas wash your rings.Throwing parts money at a situation with no diagnosis.
If you have four sensors and no cats, I don't know what the computer thinks it sees when something is going wrong.Good luck, you'll sort it out, these trucks are pretty easy to work on, just don't always do what they are supposed to.
How does it run otherwise? If you are going that far in, for gaskets, couldn't hurt to look for leaking injectors and bad injector wiring. Oxygen sensors can't tell the difference between too much oxygen from flooded incomplete combustion or a lean condition. If you are really flooding you will at some point gas wash your rings.Throwing parts money at a situation with no diagnosis.
If you have four sensors and no cats, I don't know what the computer thinks it sees when something is going wrong.Good luck, you'll sort it out, these trucks are pretty easy to work on, just don't always do what they are supposed to.