95 ford f-250 no boost till 3k RPM
#16
06-19-2014, 09:55 PM
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Boost should be coming in much sooner than 3K RPMs. So, if we treat this as a "No Boost" condition, my troubleshooting guide suggests the following sources and actions:
Source: Compressor air intake hose collapsed.
Action: Service as required. (That's helpful isn't it?)
Source: Intake manifold hoses leaking.
Action: Tighten hose clamps.
Source: Turbocharger turbine or compressor wheel damaged.
Action: Replace turbo.
You already stated you checked the wheel and it's okay, so this step isn't necessary.
Source: Turbocharger bearings seized. (I'm guessing the bearings are okay, too.)
Action: Replace turbo.
Source: Clogged air cleaner element or restriction upstream of compressor.
Action: Service as required.
Check these items and let us know how the truck responds.
Source: Compressor air intake hose collapsed.
Action: Service as required. (That's helpful isn't it?)
Source: Intake manifold hoses leaking.
Action: Tighten hose clamps.
Source: Turbocharger turbine or compressor wheel damaged.
Action: Replace turbo.
You already stated you checked the wheel and it's okay, so this step isn't necessary.
Source: Turbocharger bearings seized. (I'm guessing the bearings are okay, too.)
Action: Replace turbo.
Source: Clogged air cleaner element or restriction upstream of compressor.
Action: Service as required.
Check these items and let us know how the truck responds.
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06-19-2014, 10:53 PM
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Boost should be coming in much sooner than 3K RPMs. So, if we treat this as a "No Boost" condition, my troubleshooting guide suggests the following sources and actions:
um ok... thats wierd
(says my message is to short... >.> silly forums )
Source: Compressor air intake hose collapsed.
Action: Service as required. (That's helpful isn't it?) (lol)
the intake hose (red one ) it a little flimsy but it doesn't collaps so i think its "ok"
Source: Intake manifold hoses leaking.
Action: Tighten hose clamps.
these clamps are tight no issue there either
Source: Turbocharger turbine or compressor wheel damaged.
Action: Replace turbo.
You already stated you checked the wheel and it's okay, so this step isn't necessary. yup
Source: Turbocharger bearings seized. (I'm guessing the bearings are okay, too.)
Action: Replace turbo.
yea it seems to spin freely when i turn it with my fingers
Source: Clogged air cleaner element or restriction upstream of compressor.
Action: Service as required.
cleaned K&N filter was quite dirty when i started the trouble shooting last weekend so me thinks its OK (tho i still need to spray it with the oil i have it just need to do it lol)
Check these items and let us know how the truck responds.
um ok... thats wierd
(says my message is to short... >.> silly forums )
Source: Compressor air intake hose collapsed.
Action: Service as required. (That's helpful isn't it?) (lol)
the intake hose (red one ) it a little flimsy but it doesn't collaps so i think its "ok"
Source: Intake manifold hoses leaking.
Action: Tighten hose clamps.
these clamps are tight no issue there either
Source: Turbocharger turbine or compressor wheel damaged.
Action: Replace turbo.
You already stated you checked the wheel and it's okay, so this step isn't necessary. yup
Source: Turbocharger bearings seized. (I'm guessing the bearings are okay, too.)
Action: Replace turbo.
yea it seems to spin freely when i turn it with my fingers
Source: Clogged air cleaner element or restriction upstream of compressor.
Action: Service as required.
cleaned K&N filter was quite dirty when i started the trouble shooting last weekend so me thinks its OK (tho i still need to spray it with the oil i have it just need to do it lol)
Check these items and let us know how the truck responds.
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06-19-2014, 11:45 PM
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i accualy have the cat disconnected right now from the downpipe ( i was thinking the cat was blocked ) but there was very little difference in my issue ... and i dont have a fuel pressure gauge to check it im trying to source one from friends so i can . no luck yet ... >.>
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06-20-2014, 06:09 AM
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#23
06-20-2014, 10:45 AM
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You can run without your air inlet tube (red hose) but you run the risk of ingesting foreign material into the turbo. Troubleshooting in the driveway should be fine, but I wouldn't drive without the tube and filter installed.
FWIW, many folks do not like the K&N filter on these motors due to issues with foreign materials getting past the K&N and damaging the turbo wheel. I have not used a K&N on my truck. I upgraded the stock air filter to a NAPA 6637 air filter.
FWIW, many folks do not like the K&N filter on these motors due to issues with foreign materials getting past the K&N and damaging the turbo wheel. I have not used a K&N on my truck. I upgraded the stock air filter to a NAPA 6637 air filter.
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filter was in the truck when it was bought gonna leave it till he decides to change it if he wants to. ill see if i can find a stick pressure gauge around and try it out but i don't know how imma do the WOT test seems how its just me out here maybe when friend comes buy he can help but that might not be till tomorrow what should the idle pressure be and the WOT ?
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06-20-2014, 10:26 PM
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More than likely, it's a worn out FPR spring. That's why I suggested the BB modification. If I still have a spare, and I think I do, PM your address info and I'll send it to you.
You can also purchase an "FPR Refresh Kit" from your local Ford dealership. I'm not sure if that is the "real" kit name or not, but I'm sure the parts person will know what you're talking about.
You can also purchase an "FPR Refresh Kit" from your local Ford dealership. I'm not sure if that is the "real" kit name or not, but I'm sure the parts person will know what you're talking about.
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06-21-2014, 09:27 AM
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