Surging and bucking under acceleration
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Surging and bucking under acceleration
I have been getting surging under harder than normal acceleration. It has started since the temps have been getting colder here. Smarty has been set on SW 2 for a long time. It doesnt matter what level the juice is set at.
Anyone have any ideas on what is causing this? Turbo is a hx35, stock as far as I know. Thanks Bret
Anyone have any ideas on what is causing this? Turbo is a hx35, stock as far as I know. Thanks Bret
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Have you checked to see if the surge goes away with the Edge box turned off? I know that mine was doing this also -- it started out only doing it on level 2. And then 3... Soon it was doing it on level 5 as well... If I turned it to stock level it would be fine. I took the Edge box off so that I can send it back to Edge to be checked out and hooked the TST back up - truck doesn't miss a beat.
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Read this info, it will tell you how to fix your problem, its the IAT sensor, mine started when I went with the big sticks, its called timing shudder, good luck.
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...dge-fixed.html
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...dge-fixed.html
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If that is not it then it might be your TC.
I know it sounds like a longshot but, I had a customer that said the same thing. Nothing I did tuning wise made any difference. Well he ended up putting a TC in it and problem solved!
I know it sounds like a longshot but, I had a customer that said the same thing. Nothing I did tuning wise made any difference. Well he ended up putting a TC in it and problem solved!
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Read this info, it will tell you how to fix your problem, its the IAT sensor, mine started when I went with the big sticks, its called timing shudder, good luck.
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...dge-fixed.html
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...dge-fixed.html
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Have you checked to see if the surge goes away with the Edge box turned off? I know that mine was doing this also -- it started out only doing it on level 2. And then 3... Soon it was doing it on level 5 as well... If I turned it to stock level it would be fine. I took the Edge box off so that I can send it back to Edge to be checked out and hooked the TST back up - truck doesn't miss a beat.
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Read this info, it will tell you how to fix your problem, its the IAT sensor, mine started when I went with the big sticks, its called timing shudder, good luck.
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...dge-fixed.html
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...dge-fixed.html
There must be a simpler answer, or one in laymans terms at least...
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This weekend, i cut a 20in tall by 28in wide piece of cardboard and stuck it between the intercooler and radiator and i also cleaned the intake manifold tempature sensor, i noticed a big difference, no shuddering with the timing box on and the truck seem to run smoother. I did not understand much of what they were talking about as far as the electronic lingo either, but i did understand cutting cardboard and cleaning the sensor. Heres another helpful link http://dodgeram.org/tech/dsl/sensors/IAT/clean.htm
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i had that problem with my juice. i could stack it with my van aiken and it wouldn't miss a beat but was significantly lacking in the power it should have. i sent the box back and they replaced it. this was appon initial install. my FP was no less than 12psi on mine..... and when it would hiccup the fuel pressure would increase a psi or 2
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What is the Tc ? My trucks having a similar problem. I just put 100% sticks in my truck and it does it around. 50-60 .