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<blockquote data-quote="dezerts10" data-source="post: 36061" data-attributes="member: 302">well i went to ocatillo this weekend and broke my truck.&nbsp; At first i was thinking electrical be cause i didnt have time to properly mount my main fuse box and out in the roough stuff it flooped around and was arching so i thought i might have fried the computer.&nbsp; but now i got it home and messed with it all day put new plugs wires&nbsp; and stuff in it.&nbsp; It idles normal like it did thursday and if i get over about like 2000 rpm it begins to misfireand sputter.&nbsp; we pulled the fuel filter off and turned the car on and it it pumped gas on to the drive way so i know the fuel pump works.&nbsp; the filter was put back on and i turned the car to the on position to let the pressure build up and then started the truck and it ran perfectly for about 15 secs up to about 4000 rpm and then it began to misfire again.&nbsp; any ideas? i guess it shows that you cant rigged stuff to work when your outa time cause eventually it will catch up and its gonna be on the trailer for the long ride home.Gregg</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dezerts10, post: 36061, member: 302"] well i went to ocatillo this weekend and broke my truck. At first i was thinking electrical be cause i didnt have time to properly mount my main fuse box and out in the roough stuff it flooped around and was arching so i thought i might have fried the computer. but now i got it home and messed with it all day put new plugs wires and stuff in it. It idles normal like it did thursday and if i get over about like 2000 rpm it begins to misfireand sputter. we pulled the fuel filter off and turned the car on and it it pumped gas on to the drive way so i know the fuel pump works. the filter was put back on and i turned the car to the on position to let the pressure build up and then started the truck and it ran perfectly for about 15 secs up to about 4000 rpm and then it began to misfire again. any ideas? i guess it shows that you cant rigged stuff to work when your outa time cause eventually it will catch up and its gonna be on the trailer for the long ride home. Gregg [/QUOTE]

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