Problem starting when hot!!!

lincolnlocker · Aug 26, 2014

its awesome stuff!!

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powerstroker888 · Aug 26, 2014

Awesome. Do I just pour all of that stuff in it?? Cause I don't want to replace my oil again since I just did it.

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lincolnlocker · Aug 26, 2014

powerstroker888 said:
Awesome. Do I just pour all of that stuff in it?? Cause I don't want to replace my oil again since I just did it.

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yes! I use 3 of them every oci... and that about 22 bucks... and I have changed the oil twice in the last 2 months..

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2000f350 · Aug 27, 2014

I was running rotell t6 5-40. This started midway thru that oil change. Been chasing the problem for awhile. Now im running 15-40 castrol tection. Only reason I tried that is it was on sale for $11.99 a gallon and I needed an oil change anyway. No change in the way the truck runs. Mine runs fine once it starts. And it always starts up. If I turn the key on and let my fuel pump run for a few seconds longer that I think it should need (engine hot, glow plugs dont turn on) my led on the glow plug relay doesnt turn on which tells me the engine is warm. It fires right up. My truck might be a little different though as my fuel pump isnt powered by the pcm. (Its the only thing I couldnt figure out why it wouldnt get power theu pcm after my v10 to 7.3 conversion) so my pump is wired like how the obs guys wire theirs for e-fuel/regulated return.

powerstroker888 · Sep 2, 2014

So I will try the cold water trick. And if my hpop is the problem then how come it went out so soon?? I mean it has only been in there for a year maybe less. Just kindof is weird I guess.

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Arisley · Sep 2, 2014

If it is the pump, give Joey a call. He stands behind his products.

powerstroker888 · Sep 2, 2014

Alright will do!! I will check it out and if it is I will give him a call!!

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lincolnlocker · Sep 2, 2014

Arisley said:
If it is the pump, give Joey a call. He stands behind his products.

this^^^

the t500 is a reman right? so its possible that when it was worked over that it was still in spec and just the luck of the draw. I think anyway. so dont hold that against me...

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Strokersace · Sep 2, 2014

Pressure test each head individually. Takes all electrical and hpop out of it. If they hold fine, look at pump. If they don't, then you know its not the pump and something in the heads.

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2000f350 · Sep 2, 2014

this may be completely off subject. but has anyone ever taken their "short circuit valve" out of the block to inspect and clean it? I was reading about someone on psn that had a very strange problem and ended up having a piece of silicone stuck in this short circuit valve causing all kinds of strange problems. Basically this valve is one of the many oil bypass valves in these engines. If it is easy to access i may try removing mine and inspect it to make sure it doesnt have crud in it. I also read to stretch the spring ever so lightly to help it not relieve oil pressure as early.

2000f350 · Sep 2, 2014

here is a pic of where the valve is located. drivers side of the block by the hpop reservoir. I have a t444e international engine from a school bus in my truck so I have the cast iron reservoir. Mine looks like i may be able to get it out without removing the reservoir but figured i would check with members first before i make a mess. I do have regulated return so not having the fuel bowl there looks like it would help.
if I do have to remove the hpop reservoir, im guessing I have to take the hpop out? and the gear driven power steering pump that im using?(mounted just above the hpop in reservoir on international engines)

lincolnlocker · Sep 2, 2014

short circuit valve? wtf you smoking?

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2000f350 · Sep 2, 2014

International calls it a short circuit valve. In all actuality it is an oil pressure bypass valve. Its in the top of the block. Look at the diagram I posted. Its the part in the square and goes into the front top section of the block. Its part of the oiling system.
I assure you I am not smoking anything.

2000f350 · Sep 2, 2014

Here is a different picture for you where it is referred as an anti-drainback valve

Layson · Sep 9, 2014

Any updates?

powerstroker888 · Sep 10, 2014

No I haven't had time to check it out. I just got done rebuilding my turbo now I will focus on figuring this out. I will keep you guys posted.

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