My 99 F250 SD w/7.3 does exactly the same thing, but only when it's raining. Very strange, but true and it doesn't take much rain to do it. Ususally about the time I turn on the windsheild wiper the engine will buck strongly if above 30, usually quit completely if below 30 causing loss of power steering, brakes. Sometimes the check engine light comes on, but never puts up a code. I have driven it for months with the code reader constantly connected, but no luck. Sooner or later somebody will get hurt. Hope Ford is prepared for the lawsuit as I have read of this problem on several different web sites, but knowbody has a solution.

Answered by superdutyjoe
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This also happened to me. I took it in because Ford had a recall on certain CPS. Mine was one being recalled and it fixed the problem. My f250 also died only when it was raining. It took a lot of patience to troubleshoot this one.

Answered by kemorris
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I have run across a problem with the injector driver module located in between the inner and outer fender on the driver side. in my case the vent on the unit had fallen out and allowed water to enter the electronics inside. The easiest way to access this unit is to remove the plastic liner in the wheel well.

Answered by pedro_bondoman
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The problem was definately the cam sensor. Ford replaced it free of charge and the problem never re-occured. The truck now has 310,000 miles on it and the engine has never been touched other than this sensor. No smoke, no leaks and uses no oil. It's still clean as a whistle. What an engine!

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