some help/advise...
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LP= lift pump and that hot air intake you have does not help your fuel milage loose it aan get cooler denser air from outside the truck this will greatly improve the fuel milage also leaky injectors will cause poor milage and with 4.10 gears you will turn higher RPM's I stay at 65 MPH anything over that I loose 2-3 mpg easy
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Ok how can i tell if the Lift pump is working properly? And how would i go about getting cooler air from the outside? Is there a way to check for leaky injectors? Sorry if they seem like dumb questions, but this is my first diesel and trying to get it ready to hit the road towing and hauling..Thanks for your input.
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Best bet is to run lower rpm, I know it can be frustrating, but it seems like for me as soon as I start getting over 2000 rpm, mileage is straight down hill from there. I got 3.73 so its at about 65 mph so not so bad for me.
To increase mileage I would say exhaust and intake, maybe injectors if they are bad, but not really much more to do.
To increase mileage I would say exhaust and intake, maybe injectors if they are bad, but not really much more to do.
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So white smoke on start up is leaking injectors, I guess mine needs new injectors.
As to MidwestWelder, a 3" down pipe and 4" the rest is plenty for these engines. With 4.10s and a 1 ton, and I assume an automatic and 4x4, you can never really expect too great of mileage, especially with the older automatics since, in my opinion, they are terrible. Even though you should be gettin 15 or so going 70 like ya said, unless its a dually, then around 12-13 is more correct.
As to MidwestWelder, a 3" down pipe and 4" the rest is plenty for these engines. With 4.10s and a 1 ton, and I assume an automatic and 4x4, you can never really expect too great of mileage, especially with the older automatics since, in my opinion, they are terrible. Even though you should be gettin 15 or so going 70 like ya said, unless its a dually, then around 12-13 is more correct.