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I have just replaced my injectors with single shot stage II's and the PCM. And the truck wont start; it will try to fire but for the most part just crank over and blow white smoke. thinking its a pcm problem i got the new one from dp-tuner,
and yes i did evacuate all of the oil out of the motor so the smoke is not from the oil; its just acting like the timing so to speak is way off. If anyone has done injectors and had this problem some advice would be greatly appreciated!!
did it crank long enouph to work the air out of the fuel and the high pressure oil system??? if and when she fires up it will take 50 to 100 miles to get it all out...
On the rectangular high pressure oil pump reservoir at the top-front-center of the engine, remove the 3/16 plug, and use a 1/4" extension bar to dip down into there and see how much oil is in there. It should be no less than 1/2" from the top. Im betting it's probably empty as the oil rails drained out when you removed the injectors, and then started cranking, and now this is empty. Also just to be sure, did you reconnect the main wiring harness on the left valve cover?
keep cranking it takes 10-15 min of cranking to get everything pumpedup and blowed out. the white smoke is from the oil. it takes 100 or so miles to get get all the oil burned out.
On the rectangular high pressure oil pump reservoir at the top-front-center of the engine, remove the 3/16 plug, and use a 1/4" extension bar to dip down into there and see how much oil is in there. It should be no less than 1/2" from the top. Im betting it's probably empty as the oil rails drained out when you removed the injectors, and then started cranking, and now this is empty. Also just to be sure, did you reconnect the main wiring harness on the left valve cover?
HAHAHA, that would be funny!
Originally Posted by harleydude03
keep cranking it takes 10-15 min of cranking to get everything pumpedup and blowed out. the white smoke is from the oil. it takes 100 or so miles to get get all the oil burned out.
If it takes that long to crank up the HPOP oil you have other problems to deal with.
I've had all eight out on my truck, twice now, and the longest it took was maybe 45 seconds, broken up into three intervals of 15 seconds and then letting the starter cool off for a few minutes.
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To the original poster, it sounds to me like you might have pinched an injector o-ring somewhere and it is dumping HPOP pressure faster than it can build it up. If this were my job, all eight would be coming back out to review.
the HPOP reservior and the gallies are full main wiring harness is plugged in thinking ill just keep crankin it for now and mite take the injectors out later for a closer look. thanks for the advice!!
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