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Re: o/t f-350 power stroke
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Posted by someone used my name on August 29, 2006 at 20:22:08 from (204.227.221.143):
In Reply to: o/t f-350 power stroke posted by tn_hayseed_cowboy on August 29, 2006 at 14:09:14:
Hey TN, I'd have to agree with a couple of the previous comments... sounds to me like the CPS. My PSD just turned over 80K... was driving down the road one day an' she just quit. Would crank over, but showed no signs of wanting to run. Waited about 45 minutes and tried again, she started an' I got her back home... replaced the CPS & have had NO problems since. Bought sensor through local International dealer for about $90... no worries. A friend of mine told me he had bought one through Ford (heckuva lot more $$)& when he opened the package, he found a binder logo! HTH Regards, D.L.
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