7.3 Powerstroke Ford Superduty intermittently stalling. DIY fix for $10.

[@cooks4ross]

great video and thanks very much.

[@Vivianauxito]

Good video,Mike. Can we invite you to do a product review on our auto LEDS?

[@Archersgarageandwhatnot]

Absolutely!

[@Vivianauxito]

@@Archersgarageandwhatnot Is there any way we could reach out to you?

[@Archersgarageandwhatnot]

@@Vivianauxito how about email? [e-mail]

[@Vivianauxito]

@@Archersgarageandwhatnot will reach out to you soon,sir

[@Archersgarageandwhatnot]

@@Vivianauxito I'm looking forward to it

[@rnw124]

So if its a clogged vent causing excessive vacuum in the tank which in turn causes the engine to quit, hypothetically, could you remove the gas cap and vent the tank through the filler neck -- either with a hose or propping open the flapper?

[@Archersgarageandwhatnot]

That would probably be a good way to check it....

[@rnw124]

​@@Archersgarageandwhatnotok thanks. I have the same issues on my Excursion and I don't really want to do the tank. I'm assuming the vents can't be accessed with with it still up in there

[@Archersgarageandwhatnot]

@@rnw124 depending on the length and size of your arms, you might be able to loosen the straps. However, I think you're on the right path (diagnosticaly) by opening the cap.