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Having a no start hot issue. I recently installed injectors, and a known good SRP1.1 HPOP. Truck idles funny all the time and will not restart hot, the IPR maxes out and the ICP takes a while to move up to 400psi and once and a while will reach 500psi to start. Bought a new IPR for it and a new ICP sensor and the issue remains. I tested for injector o ring leaks thru the IPR hole with the special tool and I cannot find any when the truck is cold.
Only code is for the #7 injector high to low side open but I ohmed out everything and everything is around 3ohms.
As far as I can tell there is nothing else that could cause a no start hot.
Where did this HPOP come from you have on it? I have not seen SRP pumps for sale in forever and I have just read of 7.3s in mags until I bought mine in 2017.
Anyway, I have read many times tired injector rings cause hard or no hot restarts.
How does it run otherwise? How was it before that HPOP?
Where did this HPOP come from you have on it? I have not seen SRP pumps for sale in forever and I have just read of 7.3s in mags until I bought mine in 2017.
Anyway, I have read many times tired injector rings cause hard or no hot restarts.
How does it run otherwise? How was it before that HPOP?
Got it from a friend of mine, pump made 3200psi with 300/200s on his truck. I got lucky I guess, I didn’t want to buy a dual HPOP set up.
it ran fine before the HPOP, truck has nearly 300k on it and wasn’t that well taken care of. I’ve put a lot of money into it and I’m starting to believe I have a wiring issue as I was reading a forum on here with a similar issue, nearly identical to mine.
There is an early and late HPOP to match the timing cover, with corresponding gasket. No idea the difference, yet perhaps you have incompatible parts.
I believe that ended in 95 my truck is a 96 so I don’t believe that’s the issue, and I think when you buy a new HPOP you no longer need that style of gasket
o I went and fixed some wiring cause it looked kinda janky and I used the old IPR pigtail to apply full ground to the IPR and get a max ICP reading.
Well when I applied ground I got 15% IPR. Shouldn’t it be at 99% reading from the PCM?
EDIT: I’m an idiot, the PCM is just defaulting here.
Any tips from here? The PCM commands the IPR to go up but as far as I can tell it isn’t actually up like commanded.
I got up to 2700psi from the ICP reading before I quit cause that confirms to me the HPOP is good.
I don't have much to add, but when I changed my HPOP it took about 200 miles to purge all the air out. It caused enough funky idle and running problems to make me change out the IPR thinking that was the issue. IPR was changed and the problem was still there. After driving more on it it eventually evened out.
I'd be curious to see what you end up finding since the pump looks good.
I don't have much to add, but when I changed my HPOP it took about 200 miles to purge all the air out. It caused enough funky idle and running problems to make me change out the IPR thinking that was the issue. IPR was changed and the problem was still there. After driving more on it it eventually evened out.
I'd be curious to see what you end up finding since the pump looks good.
I initially thought that on the first instance but when it happened another 4 times afterwards after driving the truck hard for over 100 miles I began to think something else is wrong.
I am starting to run out of options as everything I’ve tested has shown to work correctly.
I could and probably am wrong but its been 10 years plus since I heard of the SRP1. They were a pump that had a bad rep. They either blew up or worked fine.
I read this fast, anybody mention IPR Orings might need to be replaced?
I could and probably am wrong but its been 10 years plus since I heard of the SRP1. They were a pump that had a bad rep. They either blew up or worked fine.
I read this fast, anybody mention IPR Orings might need to be replaced?
Pump works flawlessly, makes 3000 psi and holds it there all out.
I’ve got a brand new IPR and the o rings seemed fine to me when I removed it.