Need Help Low Boost Slow Throttle
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#18
So your boost reading is coming from the TS and NOT from an actual boost gauge? Could there be an issue with the reading of your boost? The pedestal area is a known area for leaks a lot of us do an EBPV delete for that reason. . Do you have a fuel pressure gauge? Fuel filter clean?
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Yes boost numbers come from TS which I think is reading off the MAP sensor. But either way the truck is a lot more sluggish than other 7.3’s I’ve driven comparing at stock setting. I’ve got a problem somewhere. It’s like turbo only works at high rpms with pedal on floor, other than when standing on pedal truck is weak. I’m going to try and post video of ICP and IPR duty cycle with truck on 75 horse tune. Thanks Again fellas
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#21
Im located just North of Youngsville, NC. I saw it around 2500 for a fraction of a second and it dropped when shifting and when turbo started barking. When turbo started barking I was still in throttle. Is there anyway to post video of guage on the forum? Thanks
#23
I took truck to a creditable diesel shop today. Tech hooked scanner to truck and ended up driving himself. He agreed truck is weak. We could only test stock since we had to unplug Informant from OBDI.
Tech said what really stands out is that he only saw Oil pressure of 2800 when it should have been 3500.
He said most likely my problem is HPOP. But could be regulator, injector, or low fuel pressure.
i dropped the fuel tank today and found the two little screens were packed with stuff I just knew I found the culprit but that wasn’t it. Truck is the same.
He quoted $1200 to replace HPOP and regulator. 1 year warranty and unlimited mileage.
Do you all feel this could be my problem?
Does $1200 sound reasonable?
Thanks
Tech said what really stands out is that he only saw Oil pressure of 2800 when it should have been 3500.
He said most likely my problem is HPOP. But could be regulator, injector, or low fuel pressure.
i dropped the fuel tank today and found the two little screens were packed with stuff I just knew I found the culprit but that wasn’t it. Truck is the same.
He quoted $1200 to replace HPOP and regulator. 1 year warranty and unlimited mileage.
Do you all feel this could be my problem?
Does $1200 sound reasonable?
Thanks
#25
Yes, after researching seems 2800 is right where it should be. I’m about to go nutz trying to correct the lack of power on this truck. I’m considering replacing the ICP, IPR, or MAP. MAP is probably ok reads 1.5v KOEO and keeps about 14 psi difference between Boost. Any thoughts on replacing sensors?
#26
Yes, after researching seems 2800 is right where it should be. I’m about to go nutz trying to correct the lack of power on this truck. I’m considering replacing the ICP, IPR, or MAP. MAP is probably ok reads 1.5v KOEO and keeps about 14 psi difference between Boost. Any thoughts on replacing sensors?
While I'm not an expert at reading the output, there are several experts here on the forum. They might see the problem source right away if the data was in front of them.
#28
So I’ve dropped the tank and I thought I had found the problem but not so lucky. The little shotgun shell filters had a lot of little black specs in them so I cleaned and reinstalled tank but no difference. Then I did a lot of research on best mechanics for 7.3 and made a lot of phone calls. Then I took the truck to Powell’s Powerstroke Repair who advertises the latest diagnostic equipment. He came highly recommended. He has been going over the truck for a couple of days and has came to the conclusion I need to replace the injectors. He checked fuel pressure and said it maintained 40psi. He said it could cost $4000 to replace injectors and glow plugs. I’m no expert, but can the engine run smoothly with no signs of starving for fuel and need all the injectors replaces?
Would faulty injectors cause low boost and weak power?
Would this explain why truck makes more boost on stock rather than tunes?
Would faulty injectors cause low boost and weak power?
Would this explain why truck makes more boost on stock rather than tunes?
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So I’ve dropped the tank and I thought I had found the problem but not so lucky. The little shotgun shell filters had a lot of little black specs in them so I cleaned and reinstalled tank but no difference. Then I did a lot of research on best mechanics for 7.3 and made a lot of phone calls. Then I took the truck to Powell’s Powerstroke Repair who advertises the latest diagnostic equipment. He came highly recommended. He has been going over the truck for a couple of days and has came to the conclusion I need to replace the injectors. He checked fuel pressure and said it maintained 40psi. He said it could cost $4000 to replace injectors and glow plugs. I’m no expert, but can the engine run smoothly with no signs of starving for fuel and need all the injectors replaces?
Would faulty injectors cause low boost and weak power?
Would this explain why truck makes more boost on stock rather than tunes?
Would faulty injectors cause low boost and weak power?
Would this explain why truck makes more boost on stock rather than tunes?
Yes, faulty injectors can certainly cause low boost.
No, this does not explain why it makes more boost in stock tune versus a performance tune.
Here's the 64 dollar question, How did he come up with it being an injector problem?
Glow plug replacement is a good idea. Be sure to use Motorcraft! Glow plugs though have nothing to do with how your truck is running now.
I'm not saying your truck doesn't need injectors. But if I was going to spend $4000.00 for injectors (which I would never do) and GP's, I would want to know for damn sure that was going to fix it.