durallymax
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First off, for the history of my truck build the last two weeks click here: http://www.dieselhaulin.com/forums/sled-pulling/1698-my-first-hook-09-a.html
Last night we got it all back together enough so we could start it, filled it with coolant and tried to start it.
I didnt even try to start it and there was already issues, I turned the key on and my buddies yelled to shut it off. It was pissing fuel everywhere. Minor though, I just forgot to tighten the banjo bolt on the EDU.
Then i tried again and got nothing not even a crank. Then I remembered i didnt have a starter relay as I used it in my buddies truck, stole the parking lamp one and we got it to crank.
Next I tried again, and it cranked like crazy but wouldnt even try to start. So with my buddie cranking it i checked for leaks and found the line that Connects the CP3 to the junction block was only finger tight at the junction block. Luckily I was able to get at it and tighten it without removing anything.
Then I tried again, and it fired up, a little harse but it ran. Figured it would smooth out with some time and a couple throttle blips but its still really rough like its missing on half the cylinders and fuel knocking on the other half. Guess Ill check the balance rates here when Im done moving snow.
We also found that my heater return line has a hole in it, that made a mess, and the line that feeds the heater leaks by the thermostat housing right at the seal and when you rev it up past 2000 it coats the windshield hood and entire motor in coolant.
However the turbo did sound fairly nice.
It was an interesting night.
I have a video but its a half second long as the battery died, ill get one today.
Last night we got it all back together enough so we could start it, filled it with coolant and tried to start it.
I didnt even try to start it and there was already issues, I turned the key on and my buddies yelled to shut it off. It was pissing fuel everywhere. Minor though, I just forgot to tighten the banjo bolt on the EDU.
Then i tried again and got nothing not even a crank. Then I remembered i didnt have a starter relay as I used it in my buddies truck, stole the parking lamp one and we got it to crank.
Next I tried again, and it cranked like crazy but wouldnt even try to start. So with my buddie cranking it i checked for leaks and found the line that Connects the CP3 to the junction block was only finger tight at the junction block. Luckily I was able to get at it and tighten it without removing anything.
Then I tried again, and it fired up, a little harse but it ran. Figured it would smooth out with some time and a couple throttle blips but its still really rough like its missing on half the cylinders and fuel knocking on the other half. Guess Ill check the balance rates here when Im done moving snow.
We also found that my heater return line has a hole in it, that made a mess, and the line that feeds the heater leaks by the thermostat housing right at the seal and when you rev it up past 2000 it coats the windshield hood and entire motor in coolant.
However the turbo did sound fairly nice.
It was an interesting night.
I have a video but its a half second long as the battery died, ill get one today.