Others have stalling problems, but mine won't stop running! I have to pull a fuse under the hood to shut it down. And to avoid it going into limp mode I have to pull the fuse to stop the engine prior to switching off the ignition. Any thoughts on this one?
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Engine won't stop running...
- Thread starter frehau
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Chevylover
MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF
BAD FSO, I would say.
The silver/gray cylinder on top of the driverside of the IP. Fuel Shutoff Solenoid.
Cu,
Sven
The silver/gray cylinder on top of the driverside of the IP. Fuel Shutoff Solenoid.
Cu,
Sven
Thanks, and yes that seems to be stuck open, because it will run even if I pull the connector. However, I thought that was a secondary "safety" thing, and that the engine should stop running when you switch off the ignition regardless? And, if I remember correctly from the last time I measured, it still gets 12V after ignition is switched off and engine running...
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I took the plunger out of my FSO and have never had a problem shutting it off!
NVW
Well-Known Member
Has to be ignition switch, The ecm should stop voltage to the PMD/FSD.
Cause & Sollution: The OPS had failed awhile ago, so I had Tee'd off the cutoff's +12V and fed that to the OPS. That probarbly gave backfeed now and again to the wrong node. Just threw a diode in line with the supply, and now everything works fine. Got the ideas on how to attack the problem from this forum, so thanks!