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Old 11-21-2011, 08:52 PM
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acts like its flooding out

Occasionally when I stand on it or even ease it to the floor. It will act as if its flooding out or stumbling. I let up just a bit and it works fine. Would my airdog system help this out? Or do I have a bigger problem? Been doing it since I bought it. It does have a great to me sounding idle. Kind of a big cam gasser idle. ??
 
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Old 11-21-2011, 08:54 PM
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is it the Ex or truck?
sound like oil not air. maybe LPOP weak not feeding good.
 
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Old 11-21-2011, 09:06 PM
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Yeah sorry,in my truck. Doesn't the lpop keep oil in the resvior at start and idle,then at higher rpm the hpop keeps the psi?
 
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the lpop feeds the hpop all them time.
at higher rpms the hpop will put out a lot of oil if the lpop is weak it cant keep up with the demands of the t-500.
 
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It's not consistent though. Being a mechanical pump wouldn't it happen regularly? It does have 284k on it,probably wouldn't hurt to replace it. Would like to do the harmonic balancer at the same time too.
 
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if it is inconsistent then it may be the ipr of the icp reading wrong. or maybe someone will come up with a better idea.
 
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I need to learn an play with my AE more. Right now its all greek to me.
 
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Bringing this back to the top. This is bothering me.

I'm thinking oil,because when I first start the truck it takes 1-1 1/2 seconds for the oil psi to come up. Reading off the idiot gauge on the inst cluster. Running the AE I have 1400+ psi driving at 65 mph and on a wot run it will reach just under 3500 psi. When I installed the T-500 I cleaned the IPR,everything looked good on it. I do have an exhaust leak on the #8 cylinder(manifold),but it's been doing it before this developed.

What are your thoughts? Leaning towards the lpop myself. Thanks guys
 
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