Hessitation?
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Hessitation?
Hey guys,
I got a new-to-me 96 F350 7.3 and im having a hard time figuring out why she has a hard time revving past 2600 rpm and blows white/blue smoke during the hesitation. The engine has almost 400,000 miles so it could be a plethora of things.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Gus
I got a new-to-me 96 F350 7.3 and im having a hard time figuring out why she has a hard time revving past 2600 rpm and blows white/blue smoke during the hesitation. The engine has almost 400,000 miles so it could be a plethora of things.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Gus
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There aren't any dumb questions. Don't worry about that. Open the fuel filter lid and see if you can see any small particles in there, ie oring particles. There is also a screen in the fuel bowl, about an inch down on the driver side, clean it off with a qtip with the cotton removed, or something like that. I bet it has many oring pieces on it and is gummed up pretty bad. You'll need to remove the fuel filter.
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How long have you had the truck? Do you know if the orings or injectors themselves have ever been changed? Your symptom in the first post is a classic injector oring issue. But with those miles, if no injector work has ever been done, they may need some work too. If you do get under the valve covers, it would be a good idea to do a compression test like Mike said.
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Just bought the truck. The previous owner worked out on the pipeline with the truck and he ended up blowing out the front main on the transmission from so much abuse. So we bought it for 2k
We needed a heavy duty truck to help start our business because my '01 Dodge 1500 can't handle 13,000 pounds behind her safely like we need.
Is replacing the injector o-rings a difficult and expensive job?
We needed a heavy duty truck to help start our business because my '01 Dodge 1500 can't handle 13,000 pounds behind her safely like we need.
Is replacing the injector o-rings a difficult and expensive job?