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Go down to page 2 of the following link. It's the Tech Folder found at the top of this forums list. Look under Misc Information & Modifications and click on PSD Diagnosis On The Cheap -
I will check it out, go to town tomorrow and get what I need, then let you know what it says. I will get an oem cps, too. (All the abbreviations on these forums just kill me.) I appreciate your advice. Please tune in tomorrow for the next episode...
I will check it out, go to town tomorrow and get what I need, then let you know what it says. I will get an oem cps, too. (All the abbreviations on these forums just kill me.) I appreciate your advice. Please tune in tomorrow for the next episode...
There is a list of abbreviations, acronyms and terms at the link below. It is not 100%, but it is fairly good resource.
That is the most usefull information I have yet received on a truck forum! This should be an attachment to every thread! It's the english-greasemonkey dictionary! I love it! This would have saved me hours of google searches when I was truck shopping.
That is the most usefull information I have yet received on a truck forum! This should be an attachment to every thread! It's the english-greasemonkey dictionary! I love it! This would have saved me hours of google searches when I was truck shopping.
Coincidentally, it is included in the 7.3L PSD Tech Folder which is a sticky thread at the top of this sub-forum.
Having learned many abbreviations in my seemingly endless search for a diesel truck, I find that knowing and using them makes me feel like I actually know something about it, when in fact I am just as clueless as ever! Most of the things I can name in a truck I would not recognise if you handed them to me, nor be able to find under the hood. But I can throw out 3-letter combos like a pro!
Is there a way to test the cps? It is a 3 wire connection, magnet switch. Can I run a continuity test on the sensor circuit and trigger it with metal or a magnet to see if is functional?
Does anyone remember is it the early models or later models that don't get tach movement during cranking???
Later models but I'm not sure how late.
Originally Posted by rjdj1186
I do not have a scanner, but will need one sooner or later if not now. Trying to get some input before I make the 2 hour trip to the dealership. Will likely get a scanner while in town.
Avoid dealer at all costs, more often than not it's a costly mistake.
I will check it out, go to town tomorrow and get what I need, then let you know what it says. I will get an oem cps, too. (All the abbreviations on these forums just kill me.) I appreciate your advice. Please tune in tomorrow for the next episode...
I had a particularly hard time with the acronyms but now I can visualize the part by it. I have to think hard about what it stands for but I know what part is being referenced instantly.
So... I got a cheap plug-in non bluetooth code reader, as I could not find any bluetooth in my small town. It says it is powered by the vehicle, but it does not turn on when I plug it in. Any suggestions? Is there a fuse for that?
My research suggests that there are many possible causes for my power loss turned no-start. Do any of you guys (or gals) know which of the possibilities would not cause any codes?
Or perhaps I need a different code reader. I have read some don't work with these trucks, for some reason.
I am about to go try to climb my old, damaged *** on top of that rediculously hard to reach engine to find and remove the ipv (injection pressure valve, I believe) to clean it and check the solenoid. I would welcome any suggestions, as I am just making a barely educated guess, now.
Thanks.
I removed my fuel filter, thinking I might need to remove the fuel bowl to get to that ipv, and found some rusty black gritty sludge on the bottom of my fuel bowl. Is that normal?
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