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Violent shaking while cold, once warm its fine

Old Aug 10, 2014 | 06:17 PM
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Hey guys, just bought an 04 f350 reg cab long bed 4wd 6speed with 160,000 miles on her

I did all new fluids and filters, added a coolant filter, added a 4" mbrp straight pipe, and i have an EGR delete that i still need to put on, has the blue spring upgrade..

I have a pretty violent shaking while the truck is cold until its at full operating temp then it doesnt shake anymore. Its only at idle so 800rpms? Theres a decent rattle in the trans, but once the clutch is pushed in the rattle goes away but the shaking from the motor still remains. Ive i give it just the slightest bit of throttle, the shaking goes away

Ive added REVX to my T5 oil change and have only put 100 miles on it since. My snap on Red Brick scanner says N/A next to everything when i try and pull up the information.

The truck doesnt smoke at all nor burn any coolant. EGR was cleaned and was pretty junked up in the hole it sits in.

I have not checked my FICM voltage yet, been waiting till my buddy can give me a hand with that. Does this sound like a bad misfire to you?? Thing runs like a bat out of hell once warmed up..

Thanks guys!
 
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Old Aug 10, 2014 | 07:29 PM
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Sounds like FICM is going out...
 
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Old Aug 10, 2014 | 07:32 PM
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Check the ficm voltage if that is fine then it could be a glow plug or injector going bad.
 
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Old Aug 11, 2014 | 08:00 PM
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Tested the FICM today, received 48 v with key on and 48.6 while running..

I borrowed a snapon scanner from a buddy to check codes. There was a long list of codes, like fuel level sensor, a bunch of misfire codes and 2 injectors which cylinder 1 and 4...

Time for new injectors i take it. Contemplating on a set of 8 Warren Diesel injectors or just buying 2 factory reman injectors?

Truck will stay fairly stock while i own it. Only mod now is an exhaust and blue spring (if thats a mod )
 
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Old Aug 11, 2014 | 08:53 PM
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Try hot shot before you replace injectors. It cleans stiction causing gunk out if there is any . Then if it works better hit it with 2 rev x and good oil and keep up maintenance and you will be fine. Cheap way to see if stiction is your problem.
 
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Old Aug 11, 2014 | 09:52 PM
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I had the hotshot in there, then took it out after a few miles and just switched to T5 and 2 bottles of the revx. just added some lucas injector cleaner, if this doesnt work on the half tank of diesel i have, ill probably just grab a whole set..
 
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