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Hi guys, long time viewer first time posting. I want to thank everyone in advance for all of the info I have learned about concerning the 6.0, always very helpful. I am a farmer from Louisiana and would appreciate any advice or direction someone could give me. I recently deleted the EGR, rebuilt the oil cooler, rebuilt the turbo, updated the turbo drain tube, replaced the water pump, changed the ICP sensor and pigtail and added a coolant filtration system. The truck fired up pretty quickly after the job was complete but about 2 days later I started having a problem where if the truck sat overnight, it would start, die, start, die, start then run fine for the rest of the day. Next morning same thing. I pulled the IPR to see if the screen was dirty but it was clean. I am at a loss where to look next, any suggestions would be great. Thank You.
what are the ICP numbers at KOEO, idle and 2500RPM? Specifically when it doesn't want to run, maybe first start, second start and third? Trying to see what your loosing when it dies. Also the IPR %'s
This could be a fuel issue. Pull the upper fuel filter, get a helper to do the key while you watch the fuel bowl fill. It should fill about as fast as you can say...I'm ready, they hear you yell stop, under 5 seconds. Do you have the blue spring mod for the fuel pressure? Last time you changed fuel filters?
I will get those numbers for you when I get back next week. I did do the blue spring upgrade and I changed the fuel filters 1 week ago. I will also check the fuel bowl filling as you stated. Thanks for all your help so far
Update: I read a post by Cheezit that said to place the truck in a nose down position overnight. I tried this and the truck fired right up and never died. So know I know that my hpop is bad and will be changing that out soon. Is there anything else that I should do while changing out the hpop while I have the truck apart. I rebuilt the oil cooler about 2 months ago along with updating the turbo drain tube. Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions
Update: I read a post by Cheezit that said to place the truck in a nose down position overnight. I tried this and the truck fired right up and never died. So know I know that my hpop is bad and will be changing that out soon. Is there anything else that I should do while changing out the hpop while I have the truck apart. I rebuilt the oil cooler about 2 months ago along with updating the turbo drain tube. Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions
The 03 has a different type standpipe and no dummy plugs. It has a single log oil rail on each side. Dummy plugs came out on the 04 with the implementation of the wavey oil rail.