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willald
Jan 12, 2021Explorer II
dodge guy wrote:
God job and lucky you didn't go up in flames! The lower fuel pressure definitely caused the slight misfire. How many miles? You definitely don't hear to much of those types of fuel lines rupturing.
It has 27k miles. Engine, whole drivetrain has been absolutely flawless from day 1 up until now.
I think, the misfire was caused more by the broken wire I found on one of the coils than low fuel pressure. Low fuel pressure probably contributed, though.
This was not a fault at all with the fuel line, Ford, or the engine. This was/is a rodent infestation issue, that fuel line was very clearly chewed on. I sent pictures of it to a friend of mine who lives out on a farm and deals with rodents all the time, she said definitely looks like rat bite marks on the fuel line. Soooo, time to go get some rat traps.
I'm just glad we caught this in the offseason, not on a trip, and like you said, that we caught it before it went BOOM.
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