1988 Dodge Ram Repair Question
Topics covered: Engine, Fuel pressure, Rebuild.
Mileage: No information provided.
Mileage: No information provided.
Asked on June 26, 2007
1988 Dodge Ram Loading up on fuel
Hi, I have this 1988 Dodge Power Ram 250.It's an automatic 4x4 with a 318 engine and 65000 miles on it.
When the engine idles it floods itself out. I have replaced the: brake booster, egr valve, catalytic converter, map sensor, spark plugs and wires, throttle postioning sensor, canister purge solenoids, fuel body, and distributor and checked for vacuum leaks. It's dumping fuel in the engine and fouling the plugs out. I am out ot ideas and was hoping you have some. Thanks, Paul
When the engine idles it floods itself out. I have replaced the: brake booster, egr valve, catalytic converter, map sensor, spark plugs and wires, throttle postioning sensor, canister purge solenoids, fuel body, and distributor and checked for vacuum leaks. It's dumping fuel in the engine and fouling the plugs out. I am out ot ideas and was hoping you have some. Thanks, Paul
Asked by Ramtough85Answer
Replied on June 26, 2007
If this is a carbed vehicle I would rebuild but injected I would consider a fuel pressure check. Have you determined that if it is fuel injected all of the cylinders are being flooded or is only one or two?
Replied on June 27, 2007
Thanks for answering me so fast. I have put a fuel regulator on it and it didn't help. Yes, all cylinders are being flooded. Thanks again.