Double check the firing order. Does your truck have one coil per cylinder or a coil pack? I would also double check that you where on number cylinder compression stroke (line up all the timing marks and make sure you on tdc with #1 Cyl.) and remove the sensor and do it again. It sounds like it is wrong and therefore the injectors are out of time.

Answered by racefan966 (expert)
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It has a coil pack, is is possible that I'm on the exhaust stroke?, also when my father and I replaced the part we didn't disconnect the battery could that also be part of the problem?

Response from bub2782
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Well it is not exactly that you are the exhaust stroke though you may be it is when the enjectors are triggered to fire is how it works. So you may have the injectors firing on the exhaust rather then on compression stroke. Disconnecting the battery should have no affect on this part.

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