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Old 04-12-2010, 10:02 PM
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my 6.0l swap runs lean in the upper rpm range, about 15.xx afr according to my innovate wideband. All the while fuel pressure is at 60lbs at the rail from a walbro 255 inline, with 3/8 line. I took the hood off and watched the gauge while it was spitting and popping. Do I have a fuel problem or is something else wrong? It runs smooth and idles nice, just craps out when you get on it. any help would be great. thanks
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If it maintains 60lbs while it is spitting, can it still be a fuel problem?
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Next step, since you have verified fp, is to datalog it.
Setting any codes?
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Always look for codes on a FI engine - even if there is no MIL (light). Some codes don't trip the light and others have to recur for a certain time before they set the light.

If there aren't any codes, data log is the way to go.

For example: your PCM may be pulling timing or something in the upper PRM range due to knock sensors hearing something. I broke a cheap rubber parts store engine mount and it's metal to metal clanking caused all kinds of havoc.
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Originally Posted by gofastwclass

For example: your PCM may be pulling timing or something in the upper PRM range due to knock sensors hearing something. I broke a cheap rubber parts store engine mount and it's metal to metal clanking caused all kinds of havoc.
Thats good insight to "out of the box" thinking.
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Sorry, forgot to update... Got it tuned last summer and the o2's were bad. New o2's and a custom tune and it runs great! , or as great as a heavy Burban could run.... door to door with my brothers 96 caprice lt1 that ran a 16.0




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