1990 d150

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Feeling a little better about the stalling issues. As now I'm beginning to keep up more with what I'm doing to it. Keeping an almanac of symptoms and my response all along would have been helpful
 
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After I get enough of looking at wires without further disturbance of them though, I'm going to look at what I've already seen rotting fuel lines. I'm gathering that just a smidgen of change in fuel pressure can stall engine
 
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My whole problem is I've been going of what a mechanic at a shop said. Fuel pressure checked. Not sure if he meant"good". Well, her ought have told me if it were bad.
 
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The last meaningful thing I did was change the fuel filter. Problem seems to have gotten worse. Like it's between the filter and the tb. Still wondering why to block the return line if that's really what was meant. Pressure is determined by the integrity of the hose s and a good fuel pump and the rings in the injectors and fired pressure regulator. What else is there? Sensors. Which I've replaced because I found them broken after trip to shop. Likely someone whose never seen such a contraption cause they're always working on way newer stuff
 
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