no run F-350
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no run F-350
Hi all, think i have good one on my hands,hope yall can help. I have 2002 F-350 7.3,i will give u a run down on all that has been done. It has a superchips chip that switches from 40 to 80 hp on the idm. I have had the truck scanned 3 times with and without chip installed, shows no codes. Cleaned fuel tank, pre-filters,new fuel pump,new fuel pressure regular,cleaned fuel lines (both),new filter, new fuel lines from filter housing to heads new check valves, fuel pressure running between 75-85. I rebuilt turbo new donut gaskets on y pipe. Checked hpop seems fine 1500 psi at 2000 rpm(only place I can keep it running)checked all wiring 2 times no problems. It has straight exhaust so no blockages, back pressure gate is open, rebuilt injectors 9 months ago(bought a DIY kit) followed instruction to a t. ran fine for about 3 months then quit. All the above work has been done since it quit except injectors. It would start up and idle till it got warm until I changed turbo,now it will start rev to 1500 down to 500 back to 1800 and stop without putting pedal on floor,and will only run with MAP sensor unplugged. Have been told I have Bad injectors,dont know but need truck running and noone seems to be able to fix it. Tired of blowwing money on maybes, Someone please help! Love my truck wont it back Thanks all.
#6
Injectors...
Another DIY injector issue...
I bet if you pulled the valve covers and watched the injectors you would find one that was pissing oil out the spout once warm...
Mine would only do this when warm...
Another DIY injector issue...
I bet if you pulled the valve covers and watched the injectors you would find one that was pissing oil out the spout once warm...
Mine would only do this when warm...
#7
I'm thinkin you wanna check the injectors that way, with the UVCH unplugged right Joe?
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And where are you located jacnife?
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And where are you located jacnife?
Last edited by Chvyrkr; 05-29-2010 at 12:26 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost