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1995 E350 7.3 DI turbo turbo, no power, stalls at normal operating temp

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It does need some rust repair for sure!
 
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Old 12-17-2012, 07:20 AM
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Oh wow,I have never seen a van rust there.good luck brother.
 
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Old 12-19-2012, 01:52 AM
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Hmm

I am so disappointed..
It only has 260,000 Michigan salt miles.

The welder is getting a workout.

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Grrr

Originally Posted by asemastermech
Chasing a power steering leak, hope it is a hose.
One quart every eight days.

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OK, I am officially annoyed.
I replaced all of the hoses, and the power steering pump.

Weeks later, the leak is back, smaller but still there.

It is NOT the steering gearbox.

(LIGHT BULB)
It must be the power steering cooler.
OK, now I need to remove and pressure test it to find the leak.
50/50 odds it is corrosion or road debris damage.


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i'm almost positive what the problem is ..... ... been there done that ... the IPR valve rubber / seal is bad and when cold it wil start if your lucky ( holding pressure ) when it gets warm it wont hold pressure, no pressure, no fire ...... needs to generate up to 3800 psi to fire injectors .... if the damn wiring & fuel filter body wasnt in the way it would take about 15 mins to replace a 5.00 part .... but i needed to pull the fuel filter bowel out to get ate big bolt on back of HPOP ..;... screws out replace seal screw back in ...voila
 
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Originally Posted by SSdiesel
...... needs to generate up to 3800 psi to fire injectors ....
Only needs 500 psi to fire injectors.
 
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Old 03-31-2013, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by SSdiesel
i'm almost positive what the problem is ..... ... been there done that ... the IPR valve rubber / seal is bad and when cold it wil start if your lucky ( holding pressure ) when it gets warm it wont hold pressure, no pressure, no fire ...... needs to generate up to 3800 psi to fire injectors .... if the damn wiring & fuel filter body wasnt in the way it would take about 15 mins to replace a 5.00 part .... but i needed to pull the fuel filter bowel out to get ate big bolt on back of HPOP ..;... screws out replace seal screw back in ...voila
I replaced those 08-26-2011 post# 37.

For various reasons, it only has a few thousand miles since the seals where replaced.


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Old 07-05-2013, 01:34 AM
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Racking fracking TOAD

Originally Posted by asemastermech
OK, I am officially annoyed.
I replaced all of the hoses, and the power steering pump.

Weeks later, the leak is back, smaller but still there.

It is NOT the steering gearbox.

(LIGHT BULB)
It must be the power steering cooler.
OK, now I need to remove and pressure test it to find the leak.
50/50 odds it is corrosion or road debris damage.
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I replaced the power steering cooler.

Tested the old cooler to 100 PSI air (under water) with no leak.

Stuck the old cooler in a vice loaded with oil and capped, next day my drain pan has most of the oil, and the cooler is almost empty.
Out of curiosity I may waste more time later locating this phantom leak on the failed part.


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Old 07-07-2013, 07:50 PM
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Grr

Originally Posted by asemastermech
I replaced the power steering cooler.

Tested the old cooler to 100 PSI air (under water) with no leak.

Stuck the old cooler in a vice loaded with oil and capped, next day my drain pan has most of the oil, and the cooler is almost empty.
Out of curiosity I may waste more time later locating this phantom leak on the failed part.


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There is still a leak in the power steering.

At this point, I plan to remove the total system again, including the steering gearbox for individual bench testing.
My best estimation is three days for removal, fabricating, testing, diagnosis.

This is the most interesting and frustrating passive leak I have dealt with in many years that has become a personal / professional challenge.

I may pickup / install a complete (low mile) replacement system from the salvage yard, to keep the van on the road.

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Old 07-08-2013, 12:18 AM
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I'm glad I'm not the only one to have sttuff like this happen to...i hope you get it soon...i don't have that much hair...
 
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Old 12-11-2013, 12:08 PM
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FYI

This vehicle was sold last month.


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