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Old 08-30-2004, 01:47 AM
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running too rich

3.2 L running all kinds of rich. i took it to my mechanic, and he has had it for two weeks now, and is telling me he cannot figure out why i am running so rich. i'm blowing black smoke, have to feather the pedal to accelerate, check engine light comes on after about 3 minutes of driving, idles rough. does anyone have any suggestions?
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Have the O2 sensors been checked?

What kind of codes is the computer throwing out?
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Two weeks to diagnose the problem? Maybe you need a new mechanic.

The black smoke on my Rodeo was caused by a bad O2 sensor:

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=258045

A leaking fuel pressure regulator will make the engine run rich as well.

I agree with RF, the codes should tell the story.

Post again when the trouble is found.

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