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08-19-2008, 07:02 PM
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CUMMINS RUNNING RATTY AFTER FUEL PLATE install
I just got my 1995 cummins back from paint today and installed a 100 fuel plate the install was pretty easy I took the banjo bolt off the afc and it took about 15 seconds of cranking until fuel got in the motor to start it is now running really ratty and seems like there is air in the injectors also dumps grey smoke. When i drive I havnt had any problems with this truck since i have bought it and now this. I am guessing air in the lines but what else could it be i dont want to run it because it sounds way to scary and ratty. Thanks again for all your help.
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