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He's referencing some tuners that claim an extra 140 hp. Not possible with stock injectors and turbo by just a chip's tuning. Injectors have about 60-65 extra in them at most, might get up to 80 total with a modded turbo too, but will still be billowing black smoke. They usually change the FIPW really high, which on a WOT run ICP will drop in higher rpms.
But since you say you aren't chipped and are stock FIPW shouldn't be so high.
He's referencing some tuners that claim an extra 140 hp. Not possible with stock injectors and turbo by just a chip's tuning. Injectors have about 60-65 extra in them at most, might get up to 80 total with a modded turbo too, but will still be billowing black smoke. They usually change the FIPW really high, which on a WOT run ICP will drop in higher rpms.
But since you say you aren't chipped and are stock FIPW shouldn't be so high.
Gotcha! Thanks for the clarification. I’m going to relook everything this weekend, wiring for chaffing, driver side UVCH, ohms (once I teach myself how to do that), Cody test the injectors, replace solenoids if needed vs the entire injector if warranted. I guess if I really need to, test my idm but that’ll be the last thing before changing stuff like injectors.
I also need to replace my sway bar links, look over all other previously installed hardware I did.....just to make sure all nuts and bolts are tightened.
Could be the P1316 is an old code. If there is a kinda fresh UVCH from the PO then they replaced it, possibly due to the fault. Clear codes and see what comes back.
Correct. With the injector out there is a hole for the fuel/oil to escape. Don't need 2 holes.
Just noticed you're in SoCal so the temps are mild, so maybe dino vs synthetic oil is not critical. Unless the injectors are old as frikken Yoda and just done.
Say more about "blowing the ICP". I don't know what that means. Unless you have some mods like a billet turbo wheel and tunes that raise boost enough to caused defueling (23psi or so is the threshold, stock max is like 15psi) you don't need a boost fooler. But now that you have it, you should get a billet wheel and some tunes.
IPR, EBP, HPOP, and trans values look good for idle after a WOT run. The lowish number of 8 for IPR I'll attribute to the cheapo ICP. Should be more like 11, but it's not a concern. MAP I couldn't tell ya. InjPW is goofy but if it's just a decimal out of place then it is a concern. 2.6 ms is fine but 5.3 is ginormous and indicates a hot tune run amok. Ideally we'd want to see a graph of ICP and HPOP during a WOT run. If the ICP drops off under WOT that's a good sign of crappy tunes. Immediately after WOT the ICP will spike, and the 3k psi max on the gauge is pretty normal.
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Do you have gauges other than TP?
Originally Posted by Tugly
Those numbers look normal for a truck that has been started with TP running. If you hold off starting Torque Pro until the engine is running, then we can see the min/max on a running-only engine. As awwlberininf350 mentioned, a log of the truck running that includes a WOT run up a hill can tell us a lot. Torque Pro is tricky to set up logging, but FORScan is a much easier app to work with for troubleshooting purposes.
I will be in total amazement if those injector O-rings don't need to be replaced. You can search "Cody test".
Originally Posted by Wesley Green
Hmm. So was nobody else concerned of max IPR at 63%?
Boost of 9psi to 50 EBP tells me boost leak, but it could be where the fooler is set to. Idk where that brand is set
So I ran FORScan really quick and heres some data for thought......my ICP was skipping around between 375-550, no changes to IPR readings and fuel pulse width was around 2.78. All readings were just me going up the road and back to my place, about 1/4 mile and letting sit to idle. All readings were taken while idling. Any thoughts? Or suggestions on what to set up for live data streaming on my FORScan?
Almost for got to ask, is there anyway to get more info on my P1316 code? Something new came up and it said P1316P
I think that the IDM might have codes too if you can read them.
I had a P1316 once right after I did some injector work. Truck was idling and running rough like it was missing a cylinder. Pulled the VCs off and found that I knocked the clip off of #7 injector when installing the passenger side VC. It's a tight fit to maneuver the VC and I wasn't as careful as I had been in the past.
I think that the IDM might have codes too if you can read them.
I had a P1316 once right after I did some injector work. Truck was idling and running rough like it was missing a cylinder. Pulled the VCs off and found that I knocked the clip off of #7 injector when installing the passenger side VC. It's a tight fit to maneuver the VC and I wasn't as careful as I had been in the past.
Not much to add but the 64%ipr, i see that pulling a long grade with the toyhauler. Dont think it gets higher then that with a complete stock setup/no chip. Im chaulking it up to injector orings.
Not much to add but the 64%ipr, i see that pulling a long grade with the toyhauler. Dont think it gets higher then that with a complete stock setup/no chip. Im chaulking it up to injector orings.
Do you think it’s worth it to change out the injectors that come up bad on a buzz test?
Do you think it’s worth it to change out the injectors that come up bad on a buzz test?
Anythings possible with electric. Could be a bad connection that throws out a bad injector. I think a CCT is a more logical way of ruling out a bad injector/s.
Ill echo what Tugly said, do the Cody Test. This will rule out any bad orings b4 pulling injectors.
Anythings possible with electric. Could be a bad connection that throws out a bad injector. I think a CCT is a more logical way of ruling out a bad injector/s.
Ill echo what Tugly said, do the Cody Test. This will rule out any bad orings b4 pulling injectors.
Thats the air test with the VC off while cranking the engine but not turning over, right?
Thats the air test with the VC off while cranking the engine but not turning over, right?
Air yes, cranking no.
Cody test applies max available shop air into the head where the high pressure oil line from the pump goes in to pressurize the oilway around the injectors while you listen very closely for gurgling noises indicating oil leaking past injector orings
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