johnp115
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Id be confident in saying that would just be a waste of time lol
Doesnt matter if hes building boost. If i hold my brakes it wont build even 1-2 psi till 1400+rpms, so its far past 1000 on motor only.
It's just weird what it's doing. I've dealt with the dead actuator and this was what it did but no matter what, park, neutral, drive.
I'll back up what someone else said last night to check the ebp sensor and tube.
It's also difficult trying to diagnose it without being able to monitor everything and hear everything for yourself, not through microphones and speakers.
EBP sensor and tube are good. Both replaces
If you do a boosted launch, you can only get the rpms to raise to 1000? That doesn't sound good. Maybe you are lugging the motor with a bad torque converter. Or you have some major electrical issues.
No matter how hard you try it wont go over 1000?
Sounds pretty bad then to me, because holding the brakes and getting over 1000 shouldnt be hard at all
Yeah man, the motor has enough balls alone to atleast go above 1000 no matter what the vgt is doing
Not trying to be a smartass, but wouldn't it suck to find out you changed out the turbo only to find out later that you had a problem with your transmission. Right now I'm guessing that you have a broken stator in the torque converter. I think you have a mechanical issue that the ECM or TCM hasn't picked up on yet to set off a code or light.
Unless the tune is keeping it from reving to limit smoke. OP, I would try a canned tune and see if it does the same thing.
Unless the tune is keeping it from reving to limit smoke. OP, I would try a canned tune and see if it does the same thing.
I just don't get how I could have a broken transmisson part when the truck went into the shop with no problems other then a blown bellow. And I was there helping the final assembly and there for the first startup with the new turbos. Unless the shop drove the truck hard enough while it was dropped off to break something.
When the atmo turbo is spooling at higher rpms and at highway speed there are not any problems either
My best guess is electrical. It has to be.
Doesn't matter how or when stuff breaks, it can happen at any time. Only thing that matters is fixing the problem. I'm sure a broken converter can be diagnosed properly before you separate the transmission from the engine and spend the money on parts. I think you need to have a good powerstroke shop look at it, someone with some experience.
I just watched your brake boost attempt video, and if it was my truck I would not have thought of turbo problems first. Has it always been that bad? Like stated before, I bet both turbos could be locked up and you could get the motor to rev way past 1000 rpms.
Depends on what Matt references his fueling on. If its is tied to MAF closely the fueling will be held back.
To me, it seems like you are building a lot of EBP compared to boost (especially down low). I thought when Riverside did his videos they included boost and EBP. Have ever compared you numbers to his?
29k peak dipping to 24.7k FRP full tilt race tune on stock fuel. Either I've got a super healthy injection pump or something's not working right. That's how I see it.