Is it normal?
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Is it normal?
As mentioned in a previous post - I picked up an 07' F350 with 165k out of the auction and did "the upgrades" to help address the weaknesses of the 6.0l - so this truck is new to me.
I can't remember how quickly the 6.0 should fire - I usually have to crank it roughly 3 seconds - one thousand one, one thousand two, one thousand three.... fire... at times it takes only two seconds though.
Only once has it not fire up after maybe 4 seconds so I turned the key back then immediately tried it again and it immediately fired up.
Is this normal?
thanks for your help
I can't remember how quickly the 6.0 should fire - I usually have to crank it roughly 3 seconds - one thousand one, one thousand two, one thousand three.... fire... at times it takes only two seconds though.
Only once has it not fire up after maybe 4 seconds so I turned the key back then immediately tried it again and it immediately fired up.
Is this normal?
thanks for your help
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I always wait 5 secs after the light goes out before firing up, generally within 2 secs of the starter turning. Maybe that might speed things up a little, but if you’re within spec I wouldn’t sweat it too much...
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I saw that you've done upgrades already...but do you have something to monitor temps and pressures?...e.g. ScanGauge II, DashBoss, etc
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...eral-info.html
Mine fires off at approx 1.5-2 seconds. A monitor would let you see what ICP pressure and IPR % is doing while cranking:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...eral-info.html
Mine fires off at approx 1.5-2 seconds. A monitor would let you see what ICP pressure and IPR % is doing while cranking:
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