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No driveability

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3 years 2 months ago #57135 by Muddhammer
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Well first of all IAM New to your premium subscription my Nick name is Mudd I have a. 2005 Tahoe which is running shitty I changed the Fuel pump it was a Delphi that I put in 5 years ago but up to a couple years ago I started banging on the tank and it would work for 6 months. Then I could not drive it because it was backfiring no power took a fuel pressure reading and was 50 at turn on And would drop down to 42 I already knew the pump was bad because I was giving me problems so I replaced it now I have 58lb of pressure. Then I had an no start would Crank through had 1626 code which was hard to diagnose because scanner wasn't working at the time I don't know if there was a short in my door but every time I slam the door I could read the codes so I got it and reprogram the ignition switch which now runs but it's like in limp mode I can't get no power out of it I trim levels are off the chart short-term fuel trim is 50 long-term is 25 on both Banks I rev it up it doesn't change before I changed the Fuel pump Left Bank was high I checked for vacuum leaks I put new O2 sensors in it truck has 300,000 miles on it but was running prior to all this happening it ran fairly well so I don't think it's nothing mechanical didn't answer many miles are going to change the injectors in it and I'll let you know what happens I clean the mass flow if you got anything you could add to this be highly grateful thank you Muddhammer

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