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Posted by knauffj on January 20, 2005 at 12:21:32 from (24.154.198.37):
I've tried everywhere else I could think of for an answer and decided one last try couldn't hurt. This post is kinda long, so please be comfortable. My younger brother, a Marine, has an 88 Chevy 3500 with the TBI 350. On his last leave, I helped him replace the head gaskets(doesn't run well on antifreeze). We got it put back together, but there is a problem. The injectors are "dumping" too much fuel in. If it does start the injectors decide to just shut off, and truck dies. If you cycle the key on and off while it is running, you can keep it going, but the exhaust is mostly gas vapors. We tried new injectors, ECM(stupid computer), manually checked all sensors' voltage, bought a nice diagnostic scanner that pretty much says that all sensors are working good, all grounds good, fuel pressure good. What have I missed? The garages around here don't have a clue, let alone want to work on TBI, and the service people at the dealers are a bunch of jerks. I think he should buy a Ford. I'm in charge of getting it running before he comes back and any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all.
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