1989 ford f150 it has no take off power and is burning rich fuel?
1989 ford f150 it has no take off power and is burning rich fuel?
Fuel regulator.
Look at your fuel rail (the line that feeds your fuel injectors) and look for a bulb shaped thing with a vacuum line attached.
If you disconnect it, I bet you'll find raw fuel in there (you're not supposed to).
This is all assuming your air filter isn't a second home for a squirrel.
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