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Jul 20, 2014 | 11:17 PM

#31

04badford

Lead Driver

Joined: Sep 2012

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From: Manteca,Ca

Have any Sensor data ? VGT,MAP,ICP,ICPV,IPR, ?

Jul 21, 2014 | 06:22 AM

#32

allingeneral

Mountain Pass

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You need to buy a SG2 - you can get it for about $130 at Advance Auto with online coupons, buy online and pick it up at your local store.

ScanGauge II Digital Trip Monitor SG2: Buy the right Code Readers/Scanners at Advance Auto Parts

Jul 21, 2014 | 07:00 AM

#33

bismic

Fleet Owner

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$112 is a good price (w/ the promo code) - Advance Auto link above (H42 promo, also TRT30 has worked in the past)

Jul 21, 2014 | 07:23 AM

#34

BryanStein

Fleet Mechanic

Joined: Jul 2013

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From: Tuscaloosa, AL

Gages

Quote:

Originally Posted by tcjhkbjt

Any idea on what I should look at next,

You really need some way to read live data. Spend $150 to $200 on Scan Gage II or about $30 on Torque Pro. I use torque pro. It is an android app. The app cosy $5. You will need a Bluetooth OBD2 reader to plug into your OBD2 port. That will cost $15 to $25 on eBay. There are goods ones and bad ones. Just buy from an American seller so it can be return of it doesn't run well. Your phone or tablet will connect to the OBD2 via Bluetooth and read live data. I got Torque Pro with the intention of getting something more powerful layer on. Well, I haven't found the need to upgrade yet. If I do, I will upgrade to auto ingenuity. I don't think there is much difference between sgii and TP except TP doesn't nd to be programmed because it comes with a 6.0 package that you just load.

If you get some data, there are some great guys on this forum that know this engine. They will help you diagnose the problem. Without data, we a really guessing.

If the truck is run much except to pull the camper, I would guess stuck turbo veins. Although I don't think that would cause it to shut down. Drive the truck at least once a week.

Jul 21, 2014 | 02:07 PM

#35

allingeneral

Mountain Pass

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Here's the ODBII Bluetooth units on Amazon. I just learned about the Torque Pro app and will be trying it out with one of these.

OBDII Bluetooth @ Amazon.com