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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / January 2007

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Ford F-150 Started Skipping And Smoking

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Robbie - 08 Jan 2007 01:56 GMT
I have a 1995 Ford F-150 5 liter truck. About once a month it will
start skipping and almost cutoff. It has a lot of black smoke coming
out of the exhaust at the same time. It will do this for about five
minutes then start back running normal. Anyone out there that can offer
any suggestions on what is wrong would be appreciated.
Ford Tech - 08 Jan 2007 02:19 GMT
>I have a 1995 Ford F-150 5 liter truck. About once a month it will
> start skipping and almost cutoff. It has a lot of black smoke coming
> out of the exhaust at the same time. It will do this for about five
> minutes then start back running normal. Anyone out there that can offer
> any suggestions on what is wrong would be appreciated.

Robbie,
Well I can say with all certainty, that the black smoke is an over fueling
condition. On top of that, its best guess at that point and it can be
anything from a PCM, to injectors sticking open.. Try running some Chevron
Fuel System cleaner through a few tanks of gas. It could also be caused by
the truck losing its reading from the MAF (Mass AirFlow Sensor). If it cant
read how much air is coming in, it can cause problems, or it can be an O2
Sensor loosing connection. As you can see unless your truck is setting codes
to help diagnosis, then good luck on the fix.. You have a phantom problem
here.

Ford Tech
 
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