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Fuel pressure loss after sump install
Brand new filters with the replacement, once the weather calms down I plan to check the FASS pump doing the 5-gallon bucket test on their site. Awesome thanks for the info, I'm going to recheck everything I worked on this past weekend tomorrow hopefully!
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Fuel pressure loss after sump install
Just went and idled the truck again and I’m hovering right around 795-805. Guess I have to big of a range earlier
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Fuel pressure loss after sump install
Engine load at idle is between 10-15% Engine RPM is 750-800 on my quad. There is a disparity between my quad and gauge cluster as the cluster reads about 500RPM at idle. Currently have a new cluster on the way. No error codes.
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Fuel pressure loss after sump install
I have not hooked up a true mechanical gauge at this time, I may have to find one and try however, having both sensors reading the exact same numbers in two separate locations makes me believe they are working as they should. Fuel issues seem to be the current flavor for my truck, ever since I installed my injectors I've had a stutter under light throttle and idle. With hurricane Sally circling over me right now i'm unable to really get out and trouble shoot but I've uploaded a video of the idle and light throttle application. Plan is to reset the APPS check all lines and re-seat the injectors. I'm unable to send my injectors off for pop testing at this time as I am about to drive across country next week and cannot afford the down time (AL to WA). Any other suggestions as to what could be causing this rough idle? It does this regardless of where I have my tune set or what tune i'm running lvl 0 to whatever level I select on tunes from this site and other places.
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Fuel pressure loss after sump install
Curious if anyone running a sump vs a straw system has seen a drop in their fuel pressure after install. I have FASS 165G that would always see 16-18 psi no matter how hard I step on the skinny pedal. I just installed a sump into my 54 gallon metal tank and now my pressure sits at 14 and dips to 12 at times. Currently one fuel press sensor ~1 foot before the VP, and the Quad FP sensor is in the FASS pump, both reading within 1 psi of each other.
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ECM - And so the search begins
You can read my google reviews regarding Auto Computer Specialist. Absolutely terrible customer service the second they are at fault or questioned on anything. Overall the product they produced was adequate and I have not had any issues in my limited use of the repaired items however, I would pay double the price for a company that values customer service and interaction in the future.
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Auto Computer Specialist customer service
I'm not to sure where to place this post as it deals with a company which many of us have dealt with in the past. I've attached my Google review of Auto Computer Specialist (ACS) below as I feel our community needs to know about how terrible the customer service is with these people. I'm not sure if there was a recent change in ownership or management but it has been beyond childish. To the point they are claiming via google reviews I was never a customer and must be mistaken. See attached photos, I have also posted in my original review. All I wanted to do was speak with the owners about the professionalism of Dominic who is the front desk person at ACS. If anyone has questions feel free to ask, I have been beyond understanding with ACS and it's sad that they treat paying customers so terribly. I'm sure there are interactions with ACS I have forgotten about in the review (arguing the existence of an injector harness on a 24v, sending items to wrong customers, not shipping when promised, time management, under quoting)
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Front brakes dragging
Both of the front brake lines have been replaced, I threw in the towel and took it to a shop today for some other work on the transmission and asked for the brakes to be inspected. Hopefully they find something.
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Front brakes dragging
I did a bleed on the rear brakes this past week, it wasn't a high flow but fluid was coming out until it was nice and clean. I will have to look at this valve as I believe this is the same set-up I have (4x4 w/ABS in rear only drums) The nose does tuck when hard applications however i'm still scratching my head why the passenger side is dragging while the drivers side is not. I'm able to do this by lifting the front end and spinning the wheel with a good kick. Both brakes engage however when off the pedal the drivers side rotates freely while passenger does not.
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Bleeding new VP44 and injectors
Thanks I plan to call today and talk with them, it's a very weird stutter. As soon as I give it some throttle the stutter goes away however under light throttle is stumbles. My EGTs are also hanging out around 800 (manifold temp) while cruising 45-50mph boost leak maybe?
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Front brakes dragging
The brakes are not pulling at all, I'm going to check the rotors today to ensure they are looking strait etc. I just replaced the caliper and greased the slides in the process. I just flushed the entire system, the caliper has been replaced again. I'm trying to not throw to many parts at it right now, I don't see replacing the drivers side caliper as an option either as the wheel rotates freely!
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Bleeding new VP44 and injectors
I assume this requires them to be sent back to DAP to be tested?
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Front brakes dragging
I plan to buy a thermometer tomorrow and check temps but by feel the passenger side feels warmer than driver side. Yes I’m 100% positive I’m smelling brake pad after using the brakes for a couple stops, really the smell presents itself after a decent slow down but nothing crazy just as you would normally do heading for a stop light. I assume there is no sort of proportioning valve in the brakes? My truck is 4x4 with 2 wheel ABS in the rear (front disc, rear drums). Quickly running out of ideas, will report back tomorrow.