12V Fuel Problem
#12
I would start by replacing all the fuel lines, 2 at the front 2 at the tank. Supply lines are 3/8" and returns are 5/16" - you need about 4 feet of each. And do not use regular fuel line - get yourself some diesel rated fuel line or you will be doing this again in a short period of time. I can tell you where to order it if you cannot find it.
Im not sure how long your had this truck, but it may be some time for some preventive maintenance.
Im not sure how long your had this truck, but it may be some time for some preventive maintenance.
#13
Thanks, had it for about two years, and been doing all the other stuff, just now learning about this kind of stuff! and I can get my hands on the better fuel line where I work, so it shant be a problem. Thanks for all the help, I'll be back soon with an update as to how it's going
#14
Make sure you come back and we will see if we can get it figured out for you.
Ive got to ask - you know about the KDP (Killer Dowel Pin) thing right?
Ive got to ask - you know about the KDP (Killer Dowel Pin) thing right?
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patclark (01-20-2009)
#15
so DR. I have now replaced the overflow valve, and it seems to have more power and have not gotten it to start clacking, need to drive somemore though, but I did get a loping idle, only for a few min.... replaced the heater to lift pump hose, return line hose, overflow valve, cleaned the heater screen, and replaced the WIF sensor, do you think the lope could be air in system? also hooked up a fuel pressure gauge, since replacing the over flow valve it has better pressure but still jumps all over from 20-25 at idle to 26-30 under no load, and 28-35 under load? one other question when I hit the prime pump with everything closed I can hear a squeak like something is coming out a tight hole, is this normal?
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oh ya, and I don't know about the killer pin dowel?
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oh ya, and I don't know about the killer pin dowel?
Last edited by patclark; 01-20-2009 at 06:28 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#16
Is it cold where you are by chance?
The reason I ask is, if I got out on a cold morning to start mine it lopes for a couple minutes. But when it's warm it doesn't do it.
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good reading on the KDP.... ~here~
The reason I ask is, if I got out on a cold morning to start mine it lopes for a couple minutes. But when it's warm it doesn't do it.
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good reading on the KDP.... ~here~
Last edited by Cummins97; 01-20-2009 at 06:40 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#17
cold yes, and I will get that sometimes when I don't plug her in, but this problem seems to happen after warming, and driving for a bit, or driving, shutting down, then starting again???
#19
Well I installed a new pressure relief valve, and my fuel pressure was really good, and then drove to work last night and drove hard to see if it would act up , and when I was just about there the throttle stuck wide open, shut it down restarted and did the same thing, and then quit doing it. After work started up the truck, ran like crap, bled the air out of it, but there wasn't any just acting like it, started it up, throttle stuck open for 3 starts, had a buddy looking at it with me, then it wouldn't restart? Think it's the injection pump, i guess the loping idle can be from the plungers going out? hatin life right now
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oh ya...
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oh ya...
Last edited by patclark; 01-24-2009 at 04:17 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost