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Okay, have been to the other sites, and really no help. Have a 2000, f-350 w/7.3, about two weeks ago will start fine, warm up fine, but after driving awhile I will loose boost to turbo. Thought EBPV sensor, changed it and cleaned tube. Nothing changed, did the EBPV delete, still nothing changed. Checked wastegate actuator, works fine at 8 pounds, great at 20. Now here is the kicker, when if does this, I put foot on petals, the more pressure, the slower I go, as I ease up off petals, I will gain speed, put you can hear turbo spoiling just sounds Luke something is blocking air flow. When it foes this, if I turn the truck off, ( while driving mind you) and restart it, it goes back to normal for a few miles, then starts crap all over. So then you think electrical. The only the ele. controling preside up there is the MAP sensor. So I replaced that too. It helped, worked, great now, until I turned off the truck before taking son to work.
Bottom line, need some help here, its my only vehicle, and don't want to rely on ppl. Thank you
What do you mean by loosing boost to the turbo? How are you monitoring this? When you say pushing on the petals, are you referring to the accelerator pedal? Do you have a chip or tuner? Do you have a cat that might be plugged? Has your fuel economy changed?
Stop looking for a boost issue and start focusing on how you could possibly be under fueling. Your problem is most likely electrical, but it's going to have to do with either fuel delivery, or oil delivery to the injectors. Quite a few things to check there.
... I put foot on petals, the more pressure, the slower I go, as I ease up off petals, I will gain speed, put you can hear turbo spoiling just sounds like something is blocking air flow. ...
I would suspect low fuel flow or EBPV is closing. What are the ambient temps there?
No EBPV Greg, just installed new icp and ipr, hoop is full, drain fuel bowl and it always fills right up at key on. Yes, gas petals.
Then you may be losing drive pressure like Curtis suggested. Are you able to check codes and view live data? I am wondering what ICP and IPR duty cycle look like when the symptoms occur. Is your SES light on?
Fuel restriction is indicated. When you push the go fast pedal, the pump cannot keep up. This indicates a fuel flow restriction at high demand. When you "turn the engine off" and back on, (or release the go fast pedal) you are allowing the pump to catch up to demand. You probably don't have a lot of power when you tow, either.
Search for and do the Hutch mod. While you are in the tank, cut the filler and vent neck shorter inside the tank to take care of slow filling the last 5 gallons at the pump.
Light on, nut here's with that. When driving light on, when let of petal, light goes out.no no way to check codes
You'll need to find a way to get those codes. The truck is trying to tell you what's wrong. No sense in chasing down a problem blindly when a code is readily available to be scanned.
And srteach, I agree to a point, but seems Luke when doing its crap, fuel seems to just be dumping in, I.e. seems like I'm loosing fuel according to gage, lol
Must be readily Avalable to you. Ppl round here want $150 for scan, and $90 hour to dignose
You really need acess to a scan tool to pull the codes and investigate the results. Without that info, we are only guessing as to possible things to try.
Omaha Nebraska, not tying to sound like a jerk, had truck for year and a half, last time it was scanned, threw out so many codes mech, ( Ford )) said truck should not even run. Kept coming back with cylinders our of balance, what has been done:
New harness and gaskets
New ipr
New icp
Multible sensors
Hpop resealed when new ipr
EBPV delete
New cam ****. Sensor
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