what's this thing?
what's this thing?
...under the turbo, its a cylinder about 1.5" and 1.5" long. Its got a hard fuel line coming out of it, that comes up the hot side of the block then goes between the center valve covers and tees into the fuel return. I can't see any other lines in/out of this thing, and have no clue what its for.
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http://dodgeram.org/tech/dsl/mt_2_feb98/isb_changes.htm
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http://dodgeram.org/tech/dsl/mt_2_feb98/isb_changes.htm
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http://dodgeram.org/tech/dsl/mt_2_feb98/isb_changes.htm
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http://dodgeram.org/tech/dsl/mt_2_feb98/isb_changes.htm
This is an in depth look at the many enhancements to the diesel power plant, including the most obvious changes such as the new 24 valve cylinder head and valve train, and the Bosch VP44 fuel injection pump.
wrong side of the engine, I don't know what you are describing.
there is an oil cooler under the turbo about 4" around x 14" long.
the fuel lines stay on the left side.
I think you're seeing the wastegate actuator but getting mixed up following the lines when they disappear under the valve cover. The line you see going to the return is the return line from the injectors. The wastegate line attaches to the back of the injection pump.
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Check and see if the lines go to the tranny. I think you are talking about one of the tranny coolers. I noticed the same thing on mine and traced the lines to the tranny. Is it mounted up against the block?
I'm not sure why I thought it was return fuel, probably because I followed it all the way back of the rear of the IP, or that must be some vacuum diaphram on the back of the AFC
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Not really a Vaccum diaphram , but sort of the same principle. It works on boost pressure , as boost pressure rises , it allows the IP to flow more fuel , making more power. Look close , and you will see a small line come out of the head and go into the back of the pump also , the line you were questionung is T'd into that line out of the head, it supplys boost pressure to the wastegate actuator.
Can you plug the wastegate at that rubber hose that runs into the IP? It has another fitting that runs straight to the manifold, which would supply boosted air for the IP to add more fuel, so can I just plug both of those lines?
If you want, plug the rubber line both ends. Dont touch the aneroid signal line from manifold unless you want to be in valet mode.
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