Diagnosis help after injector install
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I am still getting the #8 contribution fault after the chip came back yes. I have deleted the fault. About 250-300 miles, I haven't been driving it much. I don't like driving the way it is. I'm probably being overly cautious but I don't like things that aren't 100%. Looks like I'll be borrowing a truck for this coming weekend. I need to tow my Jeep to a rock crawling competition, and I don't trust towing with it. Again probably being overly cautious.
I am still getting the #8 contribution fault after the chip came back yes. I have deleted the fault. About 250-300 miles, I haven't been driving it much. I don't like driving the way it is. I'm probably being overly cautious but I don't like things that aren't 100%. Looks like I'll be borrowing a truck for this coming weekend. I need to tow my Jeep to a rock crawling competition, and I don't trust towing with it. Again probably being overly cautious.
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And just some more info for camparison:
They way I learned it 10 years ago, On a CCT anything under 4% is fine. It's been a long time since I messed with CCT but if u like I can run them on both my 7.3L's so you can have a comparison.
On my Excursion with new 160/80 injectors from FFD I only have 4 or 5 at zero. The rest have some percent under 3 or so. Now having said that, if I change programs to one with a tad higher idle, more go towards zero. If I change it to a high idle program - they all go to zero.
On my F-250 with 8 year old Remans I see #4 with readings around 3-4%, #8 occasionally goes higher than that. It's been that way for a long time.
They way I learned it 10 years ago, On a CCT anything under 4% is fine. It's been a long time since I messed with CCT but if u like I can run them on both my 7.3L's so you can have a comparison.
On my Excursion with new 160/80 injectors from FFD I only have 4 or 5 at zero. The rest have some percent under 3 or so. Now having said that, if I change programs to one with a tad higher idle, more go towards zero. If I change it to a high idle program - they all go to zero.
On my F-250 with 8 year old Remans I see #4 with readings around 3-4%, #8 occasionally goes higher than that. It's been that way for a long time.
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Ok, It has been a while. The chip FFD sent me to try made no difference in the idle, or hesitation. It did quite down the injectors a fair amount though. I have spoken with Ryan at FFD(a 40min phone call). Turns my local dealer was not getting him all the info I was giving them about what all I have done to diag. the issues. He was very helpful and took the time to come up with a solution with me. I do feel it is just the #8 injector causing the problems, but I wanted new ones for peace of mind. So I am sending the remans back and getting the %30 nozzles swapped over to a set of new AC's. At a cost to me of course, but a fair price IMO.
After the new injectors are in, then it's time for some more tuning changes. There are some things I would like changed, especially after going through this process and learning a lot. I feel some of the noise difference between tunes is injection timing. The ICP and pulse width is very similar with both tunes, and stock. I can't see injection timing data with what I have. Also Jody told me there is no change in tuning for stage one(160cc/stock nozzles), and stage 1.5(160cc/%30 nozzles) This seems odd to me, and Ryan at FFD suggested the nozzle change should be accounted of in tuning.
After the new injectors are in, then it's time for some more tuning changes. There are some things I would like changed, especially after going through this process and learning a lot. I feel some of the noise difference between tunes is injection timing. The ICP and pulse width is very similar with both tunes, and stock. I can't see injection timing data with what I have. Also Jody told me there is no change in tuning for stage one(160cc/stock nozzles), and stage 1.5(160cc/%30 nozzles) This seems odd to me, and Ryan at FFD suggested the nozzle change should be accounted of in tuning.