little to no power no accleration lots of smoke
#1
little to no power no accleration lots of smoke
Okay, so my 95 cummins 2500 has no power at all, floor it an it dosnt even put you back in the seat cant even tell im on it. Heavy clouds of smoke which i dont mind but just dosnt have any *****. Also at 55 an crusising speed theres a constant blue smoke its thin but you can tell its there. Rpms are running at like 2000-2300 because i lost OD, do you think its the tranny or fuel? i was gunna look into overflow valve and fuel shut off selinoid also check my lines? Need to know which way to go tranny or fuel system?
#2
If you have smoke, you have at least some fuel. OFV, fuel solenoid, fuel and trans lines, and trans are all good items to look at for maintenance, but I don't know if they would cause your current problem. If you floor it and get plenty of smoke, but no acceleration, I would look at the boost system. If you have a boost gauge, what is it reading? Is it reading the same as it was before you got all this smoke? Maybe check to see if there is a boost leak : blown boot etc.
#3
Cummins Guru
Pump timing possible gear slipped or stuck wastegate. Things I would check first. What boost pressure are you getting? Check intake for oil possible turbo seal leaking. Pull oil fill cap any blowby? Check run solenoid make sure it is lifting all the way up with key on. Is air filter new? Any boost hoses leaking?
#7
Sorry about the delay guys just got hit with a little winter storm here in upstate ny an been out plowing. smoke is dark black when i floor it but its lighter if im just driving normal. my buddy told me something about injection timing an turning the pump (not the screw) the whole pump? the timing issue might also be why it shakes bad in Drive idiling but when i shift to neutral it goes away?
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#8
Registered User
With it being dark black i would be looking for a lack of air either from a plugged air filter, boost leak, bad boot/gasket, inter cooler leak, turbo problem,ect . Start with the simple things and eliminate them and work your way up from there.
Do you have a pyro and is it running hotter than normal ?
Turning the entire pump physically to increase or change timing would apply to the older 89-93 trucks with the rotary style bosch ve model pumps.
Do you have a pyro and is it running hotter than normal ?
Turning the entire pump physically to increase or change timing would apply to the older 89-93 trucks with the rotary style bosch ve model pumps.
#10
Okay it got worse way worse,drove home from work slowed down to pull in an truck nearly died. (as stated above had no overdrive so its been running at 2000-2500rpm) left truck for a few hrs went back out had a **** near impossible time starting it its like my fuel pedal was doing nothing. after it fired up would get above bearly 500rpm it finally warmed up, put it in reverse rpms drop to at or below 500rpm an my fuel pedal does little to nothing same thing in drive. But in park or neutral it revs up fine? bout had it with this **** thing
#13
Registered User
Okay it got worse way worse,drove home from work slowed down to pull in an truck nearly died. (as stated above had no overdrive so its been running at 2000-2500rpm) left truck for a few hrs went back out had a **** near impossible time starting it its like my fuel pedal was doing nothing. after it fired up would get above bearly 500rpm it finally warmed up, put it in reverse rpms drop to at or below 500rpm an my fuel pedal does little to nothing same thing in drive. But in park or neutral it revs up fine? bout had it with this **** thing
Check your air box and intake tubing make sure everything is open and clear some animals like to set up camp in there and block it off. Snow could do the same and you had mentioned plowing snow.
Have someone slowly push down the skinny pedal while you watch for full movement from the cable and the connector link (rod and ball ends) going to the injection pump. This would account for your last statement of no pedal response if the ball and socket has worn out and fallen off or cable broke. You did say it revs in neutral so if anything it may be a sloppy or frayed cable.
Bigiron had asked is the solenoid pulling up all the way -- is it have you checked it yet ????????????
Start with everything simple and do a process of elimination and then report the results back here = with good information going both ways and the many smart members here it will get figured out.
#15
Have yet to figure it out all hoses are clear intake is clear. Hopefully tonights the night for it to get figured out i got a guy from down the road says he might be able to help hes owned an operated everything diesel from trucks to bulldozer so hopefully a fresh set of eyes might catch a problem