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1995 gm tuck 7.4L o2 sensor contantly reads over

1995 gm tuck 7.4L o2 sensor contantly reads over 800 the band width on the injectors reduce then the o2 reading reduces but then it stalls. Could this be fuel regulator? It apears to be dumping a lot of fuel and the injector on the right side spays but also has large drops of fuel. Any Ideas?

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Use a gage and check proper fuel pressure. My info for the 7.4L engine says, 26--32 psi, so if it is right in the middle somewhere, should be ok. If pressure too high, check out the return side of the fuel system.
If you have a leaking fuel injector, fix it.

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