2006 Yukon XL 2500 6.0L dies/stutters at cruising speed randomly

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Battery cables and grounds look good. Got a mechanical gauge and planning on checking the pressure this weekend. Drove it this morning for about 40 min without issue. I did clean the MAF and replaced the MAP sensor this past weekend. What pressures should I be looking at on the fuel pump when checking with the gauge? Thanks!
on the gmt800's it should be 50+ running
 

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alright, I had a short one and hooked it up last night but it was 60 psi at idle in the garage. waiting to get a longer hose and tape to the windshield while driving to see if it changes/drops much.
60 is healthy, but ya monitor it just to see if it is crapping out
 

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Battery cables and grounds look good. Got a mechanical gauge and planning on checking the pressure this weekend. Drove it this morning for about 40 min without issue. I did clean the MAF and replaced the MAP sensor this past weekend. What pressures should I be looking at on the fuel pump when checking with the gauge? Thanks!
I had a bad MAF on mine as well. Whenever it would rain or super high humidity the engine would cut out.
 

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