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Surge?
My dad just got a 2000 f-350 diesel. he said in the morn when its warming up goin down the road it will act like its got more boost. he said theres a noise towards te turbo, then more power then it slows back down. any ideas on what this might be?
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Originally Posted by JethroF250
its about 30 in the morn. and he said the truck acts like it has more power then lets back off. hes not giving it more throttle when it hapens either
Im thinking throttle position sensor.
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thats what i'm confused about because if it were the ebpv then the truck would lose power not gain ???
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It would gain as it opened the lose as it closed. This is only if he holds a steady amount of pressure on the pedal. Any accel. would cause the EBPV to open. It would also need to be cold where he is driving.
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ok so its probly just the way the truck warms up then. cause i know with my 95 7.3 its a dog when the valve is shut but mine doesn't gain or act any different like what he was tellin me his does
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Originally Posted by joegebff
For whatever reason, my throttle pedal position sensor (both of the bad ones) was much worse when cold. You can replace just the sensor and not the whole pedal assembly.
i seem to notice this trend in temperature also
