Supercharged111
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Back when I still had my spider replacing the fuel filter netted a 1mpg increase.
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Kinda lost track of what you did from the beginning... I think you replaced the fuel pump and recently the spider injectors? Seems like truck runs well now and with improved fuel mileage!? Except for the EGR code, right? Seems like a move in the right direction!
EGR on these are very simple and easy to check. Look into here: https://easyautodiagnostics.com/gm/4.3L-5.0L-5.7L/egr-valve-tests-1
Yes at least 50 miles. And has to be varying speeds too, not just " go blow the cobwebs out on the highway " like we did back in the day.....Cleaned the egr and put it on backwards while trying to fix the miss fire.I finally had the truck towed to a shop to put a new mpfi spider in it. Driving it home the egr code came on. I checked it when I got home and it was on wrong. I found the gasket had slipped off when I cleaned it and put back w the sun going down weeks ago.Got a new gasket and put it back on right that night and erased the code.Also had the upstream 02 sensors replaced.Runs better than when I bought it. I think I read the computer needs about 100 miles to relearn?