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Monitoring Boost on a stock truck.
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2003 One Ton Laramie Dually, Quad Cab, 305Hp. 2wd. 48re, 3.73, K&N in the air box with AFE Torque Tube, Autometer Ultra-Lite Pyrometer and Trans. Temp. gauges, Intank lift pump, Oil Sprayed, Timbrens, 16K Husky easy roller hitch, Extang BlackMax Tonneau, Tekonsha (not the greatest) brake controler. This truck makes me smile. 2005 Montana 2950 RK Fifth wheel. |
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i have boost and egt on my stock truck. i use it mainly just to help monitor how hard the truck is working, and in the future, to help troubleshoot potential problems. the more i can keep track of what my engine is doing, the better i feel
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I have a stock truck also. I have installed a boost gauge for all the same reasons whitebuffalo discusses. One of the first 'loss of power' things has to do with boost - loose/leaking intercooler hoses or blown/cracked/worn out intercooler hoses, and the list goes on . .
Better to know how your truck is running than to assume all is OK until something big goes wrong. CD
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I thought my right foot monitored economy?
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Still trying to understand......
When rpm's go up engine produces more exhaust therefore turbo spins faster and boost increases....right or wrong? When towing and you climb a hill with the TC locked boost increases because more fuel is being used to maintain speed...... Therefore more exhaust produced spins turbo faster...right or wrong? Am I close on the concept? I'll get it sooner or later. |
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Your truck seems to be stock. With a stock setup you really don't need to add the gauges. I did however. The egts did get up there on some hill climds, but the engine started defueling. The boost is nothing to worry about. They are preset and will not climber higher unless you modify something. That said it is fun to watch the gauges.
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someone else im sure can explain it beter than me
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so why is it fords can build boost while revving in park?
nice jerry jeff quote there whitebuffalo. i am a fan. good song. |
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I can build 5-6 psi in nuetral, 2500 rpm
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i have no clue. maybe something with the variable geometryturbo?
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[QUOTE=whitebuffalo;1141402]i have no clue. maybe something with the variable geometryturbo?
[QUOTE] don't believe so, the old ones do it too. I can't figure it out either, i know our trucks have to have a load to build boost but can't figure out the dang fords. i build 0 boost revving in neutral or park. |
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