Typical AE ICP Values?
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Is boost the actual boost, or do we need to subtract atmospheric pressure off it? Looks like your HPOP is having trouble keeping up with your injectors to me. If you max out the IPR around 64%, you want to see ICP numbers up closer to 3000 psi. You're having trouble breaking 2000.
Boost is actual, so subtract 14.7. I figured from performance that the HPOP was weak, but I didn't know for sure if my numbers backed up that assumption. I'm hoping to run some more data and tests this weekend if I get a chance.
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Pump is not keeping up with the demand.
I have a slight oil leak. It only leaks after parking. I think it is the oil pan seal. I usually put a quart in around 3k miles. I can go get the idle readings in a little bit. The truck doesn't run bad or anything, but I feel like it should have more power than it does.
The only issue I do have is after the truck has set for more than a couple of days, it gets harder to start. Once it does start, I have to stay on the throttle for a few seconds to keep it running, then put on the high idle for a little while. Once on the road, it lacks power under 2000rpm for a minute so. It will rev slow, then around 2000 the turbo lights and it pulls hard. The power issue is worse when it is cold outside, so maybe glow plugs. I know the relay is good, though, since I just replaced it last year.
Seems to me that the HPOP system leaks down after time and takes a little while to prime back up, but that is purely a guess. Also, no oil in the valley what so ever. It is hard to see where my leak starts but it it oily all around the motor. More so in the back all around the flywheel cover.
The only issue I do have is after the truck has set for more than a couple of days, it gets harder to start. Once it does start, I have to stay on the throttle for a few seconds to keep it running, then put on the high idle for a little while. Once on the road, it lacks power under 2000rpm for a minute so. It will rev slow, then around 2000 the turbo lights and it pulls hard. The power issue is worse when it is cold outside, so maybe glow plugs. I know the relay is good, though, since I just replaced it last year.
Seems to me that the HPOP system leaks down after time and takes a little while to prime back up, but that is purely a guess. Also, no oil in the valley what so ever. It is hard to see where my leak starts but it it oily all around the motor. More so in the back all around the flywheel cover.
is there a way to tell if its injector orings or a weak hpop? my duty cycle will climb above 70%.
is the only way to verify to check fuel filter color to see if its orings?
Is your ICP low? It all depends on which o-ring is leaking. The fuel bowl is a good indicator, but you might have to watch the injectors with the valve covers off to see if any is bubbling up from where the injector fits in the head. Does IPR% seem higher than normal at idle? Leaking o-rings can cause the IPR to close more to maintain the correct pressure at idle.
Austin
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Here is my old one for reference. Tonys tunes with adr.
RPM: ICP: DC: PW: EOT
