Honestly dont know where to start...
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Honestly dont know where to start...
I have a pre I/C 91 4x4 5 speed with a lot of problems! She has just over 380k on her now and things are starting to go bad, Like all but the temp and oil gauges stopped working, grid heater is shot, power steering... well what power steering. but whats got me worried is that a did injectors, lift pump and turbo in the last 100 miles or so and when i drove it this morning it sounded like it was missing and had NO power.. no joke my mothers 1.8L in line 4 mini van would have beat me in a quarter mile! and when i got on it she would puke out a huge cloud of blue/gray smoke and the temp would go up to the second to last mark on the gauge. all my fluids are good, what could it be? Oh and the oil psi wouldn't go over the first mark. please get back to me because its the only truck i never want to die! and the 2.5 ton service truck rides like **** haha
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I wanna say you gotta blown turbo seal or a pooched head gasket. Take off the v-band cla,p on the intercooler elbow at the turbo and the band clamp at the turbo n see if there's oil residue in the intercooler tube. Also take off your tube to the over flow tak on the rad n stick it in a clear pop bottle full of water. if you get bubbles she needs a new head gasket n for all I know it still might need one.
Just a couple things to check. What's your boost like? any gauges that way?
NVM I see you got studs so you can almost rule out head gasket with those mods. I'm gonna lean towards a blown turbo seal.
Just a couple things to check. What's your boost like? any gauges that way?
NVM I see you got studs so you can almost rule out head gasket with those mods. I'm gonna lean towards a blown turbo seal.
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the turbo has less then 400 miles on the rebuild. and there is no oil in the coolent or the other way round so i dont think its the head gasket. when i first start the truck fuel dumps out of the top of the pump where the throtle is conected. could my pump be about to go out? the guy i got the truck from maxed the pump out, I havnt messed with it at all but i know its not good to run those ol VEs to hard. And with the new lift pump and bigger injectos that poor thing is prolly doin all it can to keep up...
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the turbo has less then 400 miles on the rebuild. and there is no oil in the coolent or the other way round so i dont think its the head gasket. when i first start the truck fuel dumps out of the top of the pump where the throtle is conected. could my pump be about to go out? the guy i got the truck from maxed the pump out, I havnt messed with it at all but i know its not good to run those ol VEs to hard. And with the new lift pump and bigger injectos that poor thing is prolly doin all it can to keep up...
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I think shes sucking in air throught the throttle shaft o-ring. the temp could be a side effect of your wonky gauges n not be in relation to the low power or smoke at all cuz it can't be really.
slipped timing would cause it to run rough if it started at all smoke white n and be hard to start as well as probably other things. Also whats the fue like? water in it, gas in it, plugged fuel filter?
slipped timing would cause it to run rough if it started at all smoke white n and be hard to start as well as probably other things. Also whats the fue like? water in it, gas in it, plugged fuel filter?
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