96 7.3 Total dog taking off specs for weak hpop ?
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96 7.3 Total dog taking off specs for weak hpop ?
So on my truck with a e4od, when I go to gas it from a stop light my truck is just a slug trying to get going. Then at about 1650 rpm it’ll start to pick up. Even with a custom chip and billet wheel it’s always done this. What’s the specs on testing the hpop to see if it’s weak ? I have a scanner with live data for PIDs.
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Here's information on the HPOP. Note it says that an HPOP upgrade is not for everyone. There is a section on how to test your HPOP. Read about boost. You might have intake leaks, losing boost. What PIDs are you monitoring for performance? ICP pressure is the regulated HPOP pressure. Does your truck pull good once the boost kicks in?
https://deadheaddiesel.com/7.3-powerstroke-hpop/
https://deadheaddiesel.com/7.3-powerstroke-hpop/
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Ok thanks I’ll check that out. And I was watching icp pressure and ipr duty cycle but that was for when my truck would crank and not start. Turned out to be the IDM. So I didn’t get a chance to drive it with the scanner. And my boost pressure is good without chip I max out at 18 psi with chip 23 psi and my intake plenum is tight with no oil soaked spots
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The computer won't shoot the fuel to it until it starts blowing a boost. This limits emissions and EGTs. To make power you gotta have boost and fuel.
The PIDs for boost can be confusing and I can't recall them at the moment. There is a Baro sensor and MAP sensor and maybe another. Backpressure? There are different PIDs that show the raw data and the sums of the pressures, etc. I don't think you get much boost until the RPM you are describing. When you are turning enough rpm and you kick it a little, the computer shoots some fuel to spin up the turbo and off you go.
I don't see it discussed much but aeration in the fuel and aeration in the oil, either one will inhibit injection. There are tests in the manuals.
The PIDs for boost can be confusing and I can't recall them at the moment. There is a Baro sensor and MAP sensor and maybe another. Backpressure? There are different PIDs that show the raw data and the sums of the pressures, etc. I don't think you get much boost until the RPM you are describing. When you are turning enough rpm and you kick it a little, the computer shoots some fuel to spin up the turbo and off you go.
I don't see it discussed much but aeration in the fuel and aeration in the oil, either one will inhibit injection. There are tests in the manuals.
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That's what I say. Make it work the way it is supposed to work and call it a day.
Check the turbo for play and watch the PIDs to make sure nothing is going wrong. Low fuel pressure can kill injectors. Check it.
These are the trucks that gave the 7.3 the reputation as the best engine Ford ever put in a pickup. Why mess with it?
What are you using for a scanner?
Check the turbo for play and watch the PIDs to make sure nothing is going wrong. Low fuel pressure can kill injectors. Check it.
These are the trucks that gave the 7.3 the reputation as the best engine Ford ever put in a pickup. Why mess with it?
What are you using for a scanner?
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