wpatter505

Nope not yet. Still coming down hard here in Central Arkansas. It supposed to let up about 1pm.

Rossco

Be careful, might be fuel pressure in there.

If in your are concerned hit the fuel cut off switch in the passenger footwell and fire it up for a few seconds.

If the truck has sat for a while you might be ok.

wpatter505

Thank guys. I got out there and took care of it. Autozone had an O ring kit that I purchased instead of trying to find the size on the ring by looking at the sensor. It worked. I didn't realize there was an O ring necessary since one didn't come off or at least I didn't see one fall off. Anyways, thanks again!

Rossco

No o-ring in there? Wow!

That's the sort of repair that burns vehicles to the ground. Glad you got it sorted.

danorules

Glad you fixed it, you did make sure to buy the fuel rated o rings right

wpatter505

No kidding! After I cranked it once and fuel went everywhere I flashed to thinking that would happen.

wpatter505

Honestly, no i didn't. I purchased what they had on hand. Put some grease on them and installed...I'm assuming I need to do that now.

bourgeois1269

Glad to hear you fixed it. Easy fix at that and inexpensive versus buying a new sensor !!!!

wpatter505

Not so fast! I went and cranked it this morning and was getting a very rough idol with a check engine light. I brought it up to my local Firestone and am going to get them to scan it and figure out what's wrong. I'm assuming one of the Caps is bad by we shall see. I figure I should let the professionals handle it now.

ETA: Well I must have bumped a fuel injector connection as it was not making contact and causing the rough idol. It's fixed and running smooth now.

Rossco

Ha. You fixed it, broke it and fixed it again.