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Why is your Ford e-350 running rich and hesitates as you start moving. fuel wetting threads and seat of spark plugs as well as check engine light flashing as you accelerate?
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∙ 16y ago
Take your vehicle to your local Auto Zone and have the computer diagnozed for trouble codes - there is no charge. I would venture to guess the Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) is faulty and stuck in the closed throttle position which would cause an over-flow of fuel into the piston cylinders, causing the engine to hesitate and wet the spark plugs with excess fuel. - Good luck.
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