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jwsch
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Jul 14, 2011, 1:12 PM
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97 f150 misfireing
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97 ford f150 4.6 v8 is showing codes po301-po303- po307- po308 also catalytic converter on left bank making noise,truck is misfiring, running rough some help please 155k miles
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Hammer Time
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Jul 14, 2011, 1:23 PM
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Re: 97 f150 misfireing
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Sounds like you just need a new truck.
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way2old
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Jul 14, 2011, 5:07 PM
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Re: 97 f150 misfireing
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More than likely you need a complete tune up (unless it has been recently completed) including all filters. If the converter is making a noise, the converter needs replaced. With that mileage on it, I would go aftermarket converter on it. We use Midas on our non emergency vehicles. Good luck.
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zmame
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Jul 15, 2011, 9:16 PM
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Re: 97 f150 misfireing
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these trucks where also famous for coil on plug assembleys in that era
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Discretesignals
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Jul 15, 2011, 9:52 PM
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Re: 97 f150 misfireing
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Don't hold me to this, but I don't think COP was out for the W & 6 Triton engines in 97. They were still using the coil packs and plug wires. I always disliked routing all those plug wires around the alternator. Every time I do one of those I think I am weaving a basket.
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(This post was edited by Discretesignals on Jul 15, 2011, 9:55 PM)
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zmame
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Jul 15, 2011, 10:02 PM
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Re: 97 f150 misfireing
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true, don't work on much older stuff hard to keep track.. wouldn't be a bad idal to pull the coils off and check for cracks too while your at it then.. Look on the bottom side for any obvious cracks and for any on the plastic cover of the coil.. might be hard to see, but you can usally see little rust trails where cracks are.
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