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From the album: Thor
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From the album: Thor
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From the album: Thor
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2000 Cummins Surge/Dead Pedal
This is one of the few reasons I would typically suggest to have the alternator bench tested for AC ripple at the time of the w-T ground wire mod install. Kind of hard to fix a noise issue if the alternator is still screaming into the charge wire. The ground mod helps with the noise not hoping back on the ground strap to the ECM and VP44.
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Problem with idle cut off
Basic wire test is to ohm from end to end (unplugged) you should see less than 5 ohms for good wire. Above 5 ohms there is a problem. Another test. Still both ends unplugged then measure connector pin to ground. This should show OL or infinite resistance. This means no wire shorted to ground. If any ohms show then it could have a rubbed jacket or wire damage. Remember both ends need to be unplugged or unhooked.
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Problem with idle cut off
Remember Bosch stock injectors are NOT made as a set. You could have low end of 293 bar you the high end of 327 bar. This can affect idle performance. I high suggest AGAINST using stock injectors. Buy +50 HP from any good injector shop and they are balanced as a set within 2% of flow rate. Like my custom 7 x 0.010 is popped at 320 bar and custom tuned by the Quadzilla. Remember low pop will advance timing, high pop will retard timing.
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Problem with idle cut off
Possible tight torque converter in the transmission?
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Requirements for small compounds
Sadly I've never done twins yet. 7x0.010 injectors can be ran on a stock turbo if you have Quadzilla tuner. Beast is my 30+ MPG truck.
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Different thickness injector washers?
Good point
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High idle when hot out
3 CYL 15°F IAT 6 CYL 32°F IAT Remember this is with grid heaters running. Cancels 170°F ECT This is all listed in the tsb by Dodge in the article database
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Intermitten P1689
Thanks for marking the thread solved. 😊
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Bad intermittent drive line vibration at highway speed
I'm going to have to say tire-related issues. That is the only material that with change as the tires warms up the rubber softens and the deformity will get worse. I've got to ask what brand of tires, what size of tires, are they on factory rims or aftermarket rims?
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High idle when hot out
IAT sets the mode. ECT cancels the high idle.
- Pilothouse/RAM3500 build
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1689 with HVAC
Ouch I would of got a pigtail for it and kept the plug.
- Cracked bodywork at hood hinge
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Terms Of Use and Policies
@Tweety Bird And I have been busy rewriting the terms of use and policies for the website. This is all new website software, and more features now than in the past. We felt that it was time to review the dated policies and realize we need to totally rebuild everything. Here, shortly, there will be a full database of policies for everything on the website for the usage policy. This is being built in a database so that when other issues develop, we can append to the current policies easily. This will be broke down in a modular design so there will be a policy for each division of the website. Then I've been digging through the site. I'm trying to get everything working right when I've got time at the keyboard. I know the event calendar is currently broken. I need to grab a few days at home and be able to do tag team with the software manufacturer so I can get this resolved. The event module needs to be repaired. I want to post Zoom Meeting schedules. Yup! I'm going to push forward. I'm getting tired of social media and the censoring of speech. Since I have the website, I need to build up a few more features, like face-to-face Zoom meetings to help you fix your trucks. Yeah, I just leaked an idea... 😱😁
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1689 with HVAC
Did you leave the key on for a long period to wait for the CCD Bus to quit talking?
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1689 with HVAC
Remember the PCM is the creator of the CCD Bus. Can you measure the voltages on the CCD Bus+ and CCD Bus- pins to ground and see if the 2.49 and 2.51 voltages can be seen after the modules all stop talking.
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