Your not going to get full demand by running it high idle with the Fpr unplugged. The demand for full load & wot no load will be way differen't.
With FPR disconnected will running the truck to WOT be a bad idea? I just want to see If the cp3 can keep up with the injectors under full demand.
Your not going to get full demand by running it high idle with the Fpr unplugged. The demand for full load & wot no load will be way differen't.
Yes they mean the regulatorI called ii and explained my situation. They say that it sounds like the FCA (?) is stuck and isn't allowing full flow.
I asked him wtf an FCA is and he said that it's where the plug is on the back side of the cp3. The "fuel control actuator) So I'm assuming he means FPR?
They said they would mail me a new one to install and try out. But I'm leaving to my duty station tomorrow. So I'll be coming off of leave and I will have to wait.
Also... Checked for codes. Truck is throwing a p0089 continuously now. I clear it and it comes back up.
Hopefully that is the problem.
I did a run to wot with it disconnected. Still drops Rp. So maybe ii is right and the fpr is stuck. I'd much rather swap fpr's than install another cp3. This is annoying
Because your rail pressure is 6,000 calling for 4,500 at idle. Makes sense
qhat is your PW at WOT?
I dont think it is? I hope im wrong though
If the fpr is stuck how does it get to 160mpa+ when the regulator is unplugged?
Pat.....Can you log the truck and then start it with the reg unplugged and then post it for us to view.
X2 no way you would get full rail at idle with it unplugged if the Regulator was sticky.
Ben its been a while but IIRC pail press is 8k at idle? I would have to go out and log my lly but its cold out
X2 no way you would get full rail at idle with it unplugged if the Regulator was sticky.
No its usually around 4500 to 4700, but I don't think the fpr is the problem either. Wiseful thinking, didn't want to say what I really think the problem is... And that's ii
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