Fuel
#2
As in "turning up the fuel on an injection pump"? No, our trucks do not have injection pumps. A constant supply of fuel "under high pressure" is supplied to the injectors through fuel passages in the head by our two stage fuel pump. Programming will get you a little more fuel (but not much). You will need larger injectors to get more fuel into the cylinders.
The FPR shim is used to raise the fuel pressure back to the desired psi for optimal performance.
The FPR shim is used to raise the fuel pressure back to the desired psi for optimal performance.
#4
as stated before all the "tuning" comes electronically on a powerstroke. keep hanging out here. you will find what you need to know to "turn it up." the possibilities are endless. do searches on the following to get you started:
"6637"
"10k mod" or "resistor"
"ccv"
"stage 2" or "3"
"17* hpop"
"wildman"
the first three are simple, the last three are more involved mods. oh yeah, welcome to FTE
"6637"
"10k mod" or "resistor"
"ccv"
"stage 2" or "3"
"17* hpop"
"wildman"
the first three are simple, the last three are more involved mods. oh yeah, welcome to FTE
#5
#6
Originally Posted by Flea
Yep. Keep in mind you can't "tune" a diesel. You can't adjust timing, no spark plug.
you can adjust timing in a mechanically controlled diesel. advancing the timing is actually one of the basic performance enhancements.
#7
Trending Topics
#9
Originally Posted by Flea
How do you adjust timing if there is no spark?
every internal combustion engine has to be timed. the valves, fuel injection, and if applicable the spark must be timed in relation to where the piston is in a given cylinder. if the diesel injector squirted the fuel when the piston was at the bottom of the cylinder or on the exhaust stroke then there would be no combustion. i'm not sure how much you know about the inner workings of an engine so please don't take this wrong. the timing is achieved by the lobes on the cam which are synched to the crankshaft through a belt, chain, or gears so that the valves open at exactly the right time in relation the piston location. in a mechanical engine the injection pump, or the distributor, is also synched so that spark or fuel injection happens at the right time when the piston is near or at tdc on the compression stroke. that's a real down and dirty explanation and i hope i didn't insult your intelligence if you knew all that already.
#10
#11
You can tune any diesel. Its the same principal as a gas motor, instead of spark, your messing with the actual time of the squirt, the amount of the squirt, and the duration of the squirt. As mentioned above, there are several different ways to do it. This is how you make big hp, get your tow tunes, and get economy tunes. Depending on what your doing, and how much your looking to spend, ITS VERY WORTHWHILE. Think of a injector as a jet from a carb in each cylinder, and the squirt as the dist timing. Thats all there is to it.
#12
#13
#15
the 10k mod tricks the PCM into thinking that the injector oil pressure is lower than what it actually is, causing the pcm to tell the ipr to up the pressure making more power. i cant say whether the program mapping uses hpo pressure as one of the variables to determin injector timing, that is possible.