No Power at higher RPM 1st gen
#1
No Power at higher RPM 1st gen
Hi guys,
I'm a diesel rookie and need some help please.
I have a 93 D250 with stick-shift (getrag)
As far as I can tell, everything is pretty much stock
Everything serviced about 3500 miles ago (fuel-filter / air / oil / valve-lash)
Checked turbo, which has some play, but by no means hitting housing (just under 10 psi boost)
Here is my recently developped problem:
When I need power, like climbing a hill, or even just mildly "stepping on it", it just don't wanna go and even runs "stumbly".
It starts fine and idles great; I get it to move as long as I don't step on it.
First I thought diesel - gelling (cold outside) poured some diesel 911 in tank, seemed to help at first, but now its the same thing.
Before I start tearing into the pump, I was hoping to get a few suggestions
BTW I replaced liftpump about 8000 miles ago and truck always ran great.
Thanks for any help.
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Forgot to mention that it has 135,000 miles
I'm a diesel rookie and need some help please.
I have a 93 D250 with stick-shift (getrag)
As far as I can tell, everything is pretty much stock
Everything serviced about 3500 miles ago (fuel-filter / air / oil / valve-lash)
Checked turbo, which has some play, but by no means hitting housing (just under 10 psi boost)
Here is my recently developped problem:
When I need power, like climbing a hill, or even just mildly "stepping on it", it just don't wanna go and even runs "stumbly".
It starts fine and idles great; I get it to move as long as I don't step on it.
First I thought diesel - gelling (cold outside) poured some diesel 911 in tank, seemed to help at first, but now its the same thing.
Before I start tearing into the pump, I was hoping to get a few suggestions
BTW I replaced liftpump about 8000 miles ago and truck always ran great.
Thanks for any help.
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Forgot to mention that it has 135,000 miles
Last edited by 93d250; 02-15-2014 at 06:01 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#3
+1, I was thinking a leak somewhere in your boost plumbing.
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