alternator voltage
see what codes come back
do you have any gauges or live data on your scanner??
Need to see
ICP
IPR
BOOST
MAP
EBP
BARO
Fuel pressure
Low power could be lots of things so a Scan GaugeII would be handy
with a Tunner could be masking some problems
it should have Decent power stock
Hard start hot usually means HPO issue Im thinking this is some of your Power issue
-.4 at idle, EBP & baro nothing, but my Bluetooth adapter has a problem so when I get a new one ill have those numbers. Plus i'll check some time today.
HPOP 643psi
IPR 22.8
EBP 0.0 (obd2 is having a problem conecting to it)
Vgt from 36 to 69.3
MAF 35
BOOST -.3
This is with the tunner off
Didn't really change when I put tunner on setting 5 on edge wlattitude
HPO system looked OK so far
Might be best to leave the tunner off till figured out
I just dont know how the tunner affects the Readings maybe it does and maybe it dont IDK Only numbers I have though are for Stock OEM situation
And the The techs recomend when they help folks that they leave tunner off untill problems are solved
See if you can get MAP,EBP,BARO at KOEO and Low Idel,and High Idel BARO should never change at diffrent RPM it sets Baseline but the other 2 MAP,EBP should
BARO just a reading of Ambeint pressure maybe Im saying it wrong but you get the picture
Still No Codes/DTC yet?????
Ford Trucks for Ford Truck Enthusiasts
p0098 unknown
P0275 #5 contribution/balance
P0281 #7 (same)
P0284 #9 (same)
P0403 & P0405 egr (dont have one)
p0528 unknown
P0620 generator controle circuit
P1000 incomplete testing
Not much else will come up
Alternator code (in a dual alternator configuration) - often times it is not indicative of any significant issue. The PCM has fault detection circuitry which monitors the state of the generator turn on signal circuit. If the fault detection circuit senses a voltage other than what is expected, this DTC will set. The voltage regulator also contains fault detection circuitry. If the regulator detects a problem, the regulator will ground the generator turn on signal circuit, pulling the voltage low. This also causes the PCM to set the DTC.
- Failed Generator/Belt
- Battery charge
- PCM controlled generator
- PCM failure
- Open or short generator circuit
6.0L Bible Table of Contents
Study this great info here^^^
the tech folder is AWESOME
here is IAT2 Below second pic item#4 I get these from Above link out of the Tech Folder
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