High EGTs
Just installed my egt probe on the truck, on an 80 HP tune the truck says its hitting 1600 degrees @ 95mph. I have a S&B and a DPF delete so I would expect much lower temps... Is this normal or did I install the probe wrong or something. :humm:
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what rpm were you at 95 Mph. were you cruising at the speed or were you still acceralating. i think the probe has to be a half of an inch out in the pipe or something like that. dont quote me on this though. also were did you mount the probe
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On the manifold, as per instructions from the EDGE manual
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Originally Posted by FarmDiesel
(Post 355099)
On the manifold, as per instructions from the EDGE manual
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Cant remember exactly. I was more interested in the pyro :ohno:
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something is wrong because it shouldnt be that high. oh is your truck still doing a regen even though you took out the dpf
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Hmmm. I would hope not, even though I think my delete kit is a POS (BADP) The edge is supposed to notify me of the truck entering regen as well :humm:
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i dont know cummins real well so i was trying to cover the basics. i would check on the regen. that could defeintely do it to your temps. high speed along with high revs plus with a regen will make crazy temps
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Who knows. Maybe ill get a smarty and use it for the delete. Oh well. lets see if anyone else posts up that has had a simular issue. :pca1:
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yeah its really annoying me now why it would do that
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Hope it isnt a bad install on the pyro... Would kinda suck to ruin my manifold :argh:
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if your in it that hard at 95 that engine is gonna be workin pretty hard and pushing some fuel so it could be fine...i dont know if the new 6.7 run hotter then the previous models but that is a possibility:humm:
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Yeah... But thats only with an 80 horsepower tune and plenty of airflow... what would injectors or a smarty do? 2000 degrees?:ouch:
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mine will hit about 1850--1950 oon a hard pull around 115 mph runnin H&S 175 tune
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WOW that is hot but as much fuel as the xrt adds it doesnt suprise me not that im trashing the xrt i do love the tuner my buddy has one
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Sounds unhealthy.. :ouch:
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it is the edge. I have not seen an edge on any dodge run cool. Mine lasted a week, got my smarty and dropped 150 degrees. It is not your truck or the manner in which you installed the probe. shed the edge and get a smarty.
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I suppose it would be ok to keep the EDGE for gauges/turbo timer/ backdowns eh? Ive also heard people say use the EDGE's timing over the Smarty's, but I dont know about that.
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Edge timing is conservative. Marco has done his homework on this one. I would ditch the edge and just get gauges and a smarty. I would not want to risk running the smarty on a timing level (odd numbers) and reach up to do something on the edge and hit a power level on that and add timing and BOOM.
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Anyone know if I can take the Juice box out and let the Attitude act as an Outlook? If ya know what I mean :w2:
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yeah you can run just the attitude monitor for guages...
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Or maybe ill just Ebay it and get some normal gauges.... :argh: thats more work though :humm:
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Why are these things running so hot?
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these engines run hot naturally due to the added injection cycle for emissions.
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stupid epa but the good part is the pistons and other internals have coating on them that helps them handle the heat
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Isn't the added injection cycle only performed during active regeneration?
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im not postive on that that be a good wuestion for marco or bob
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If burning or unburnt fuel was sent out the exhaust in common application, wouldn't that make EGR kind-of an explosive proposition?
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i would suggest water/meth injection for you guys running 1600F egts because that engine isnt going to last very long. i know cummins are strong and have that layer on the pistons but thats just too hot
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Originally Posted by Begle1
(Post 355893)
If burning or unburnt fuel was sent out the exhaust in common application, wouldn't that make EGR kind-of an explosive proposition?
Originally Posted by Woody35
(Post 355906)
i would suggest water/meth injection for you guys running 1600F egts because that engine isnt going to last very long. i know cummins are strong and have that layer on the pistons but thats just too hot
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a stock 6.7 during regen will run 1500* down the highway. I have seen over 2000* on both 6.7's that I have had with no problems. If you wanna keep the edge and use it as guages that is fine, but you will probably get the urge to turn it up and run it stacked with the smarty, so probably not a good idea. Some of the edges have the option in them to run stock timing or edge timing, if you have one that you can choose from then put it on stock timing. 1600* on a 6.7 is really not that hot, they run alot hotter then the 5.9s. And I am pretty sure the 4th injection cycle is only on when the truck is in regen so it can inject the extra fuel needed to do the regen.
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wil i had the same probly with my truck. I think it was because i had stock exhaust. What size exhaust you runnin on your rig
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That sounds really hot?? I have a lifted 08 on 38X15.50 with the pyro probe mouted right in the turbo flange where I would assume you would see the max temps right before the turbo wheel and running my Smarty on SW 5 I see around 900-1100 EGT in 6 gear cruising the highway around 60. The faster I "cruise" and higher the rpm the lower the temps I see...most of my back road 50 mph kinda stuff up and down hills I run in 5th and temps never exceed 900. When I hit the highway and cruise 80+ the egts drop and I use 6th gear....
Granted any pulls at WOT to 5th or 6th gear temps will jump, but I have not seen over 1200 EGT pullin WOT thru 5-6th gear to 80-90+. Hope this helps??? |
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