Engine miss under hard pull

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01-24-2018, 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by bigragu

Also, tie in a switch somewhere in between that electrical wire that your going to put the eyelet on, and mount the switch inside your cab somewhere. Makes a good anti- theft device as the truck will not start with no power to the FSS. No way, no how, lol!

That was the first thing I did to my truck when I got it in 2001...Mark

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01-24-2018, 10:17 AM

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Let me guess. Your running some type of waste gated turbo. Either way, it sounds like turbo surge to me. Engine can’t digest = bad flow.

No, no wastegate.

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01-24-2018, 10:25 AM

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I set the timing back down just a little, tightened up the FSS terminals until I can put on a ring terminal, I also turned the fuel up a turn but all that did was make it smoke like a frieght train so I turned it back down. I changed the fuel filter next. Took it for a spin between each step and it now feels much better and my boost came back up to 30 lbs, I can't tell for sure until I tow the trailer again but it feels much better empty. If it still has the problem when I tow next time I guess my next step will be to have the injectors cleaned and tested. They have been in there about 15 years now. I have always ran Power Service fuel additive to try and keep things working right.

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