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Yes, I second this also if the truck powers on you can connect to it with PCST and go under truck information and check the engine type. Most the time it will show it has a diesel but really it has a Lp. Note they are also notorious for throwing a speed sensor code and there is a jumper installed in the connector and where the sensor would go is plugged off. Hope this helps!
  • Posted 13 Dec 2024 03:22
  • By Slim99
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  • North Carolina, United States

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