rough running, injector / turbo ?
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rough running, injector / turbo ?
VlietRacer64 (Pete) and I pulled my cab and installed ARP Studs, Black Onyx gaskets and a bunch of other goodies about a month ago and my truck started running like dog poo recently.. After letting it sit for a couple days (we are waiting for the diag tool tool to be delivered) the truck died.. I jumped it and ran some simple tests.. It was running at super low volts (10.4 while running) so I got a new set of batteries and a 200amp alt and installed them both yesterday.
The truck starts quick, and fires right up now however it still runs like garbage.. The engine chuggs at idle and the truck shuttres and shakes mostly between 45-55mph.. there is definitley something wrong. We should have the scan tool so we can complete the diag early this week so I am trying to prepare myself for our findings so I can drop the hammer and order whatever is needed as soon as I know the deal.. I have heard that low volts can damage the FICM so that is one thing that it could possibly be.
If I have an injector / multiple injector failure I was thinking of upgrading to aftermarket injectors.. What can the stock turbo / block handle? If I need to get the FICM retuned (its stock right now) and I have an injector bad I may just upgrade all together.. Can someone give me some good direction?
I also wanted to check into turbo / injector setups.. I dont want to blow it up or anything but POWER is my middle name so if there is somehting I can do while its all apart I would like to do it..
Im not looking to break the bank with this project but I am literally thousands of dollars deep and I need my truck running like a top.. Any guidance is appreciated.
Thanks for the help,
Rob
The truck starts quick, and fires right up now however it still runs like garbage.. The engine chuggs at idle and the truck shuttres and shakes mostly between 45-55mph.. there is definitley something wrong. We should have the scan tool so we can complete the diag early this week so I am trying to prepare myself for our findings so I can drop the hammer and order whatever is needed as soon as I know the deal.. I have heard that low volts can damage the FICM so that is one thing that it could possibly be.
If I have an injector / multiple injector failure I was thinking of upgrading to aftermarket injectors.. What can the stock turbo / block handle? If I need to get the FICM retuned (its stock right now) and I have an injector bad I may just upgrade all together.. Can someone give me some good direction?
I also wanted to check into turbo / injector setups.. I dont want to blow it up or anything but POWER is my middle name so if there is somehting I can do while its all apart I would like to do it..
Im not looking to break the bank with this project but I am literally thousands of dollars deep and I need my truck running like a top.. Any guidance is appreciated.
Thanks for the help,
Rob
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Have yo read the TECH FOLDER yet? Specifically this: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...procedure.html
If you run and repair your own vehicle, you'd be doin yourself a BIG favor by reading through the "READ FIRST" folder.
If you run and repair your own vehicle, you'd be doin yourself a BIG favor by reading through the "READ FIRST" folder.
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Injectors......Full Force Diesel/Ryan Casserly. Turbo--Garrett Powermax will take you to 175 or 190 injectors and about 550+ HP. If you're going FICM and run Eric's tunes then send it to Eric and let him match it with your tunes. All in all it depends on what you do on a daily basis with your truck. If you tow then 155's may be as big as you want to go. You can go crazy fast with 155's with the right tuning.
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I tow and I also snowplow.. Im not looking to run 10's but I do want a badass daily driver thats dependable.. What size injector is ideal and what should I expect to spend on injectors and a turbo? Do I need any other supporting mods? The only other thing I have stock is the intercooler...
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I tow and I also snowplow.. Im not looking to run 10's but I do want a badass daily driver thats dependable.. What size injector is ideal and what should I expect to spend on injectors and a turbo? Do I need any other supporting mods? The only other thing I have stock is the intercooler...
The bottom end is really strong on these engines and has very few problems until you start running some really high RPM's. They also aren't known for a lot of torque, but they can be very fast.
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I don't think that will give you 500 rwhp, but it will give you one hellacious stout truck that's dependable and reliable. You should bet in the 450-475 hp range anyway...with the right tuning.
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