I have a 2007 peterbilt with a c-15 acert. The problem that I am having is I can't get over 30psi in boost. It might get up to 40psi sometimes but it be right at 30psi. I changed the cac witch did have a crack in it but at one point I was getting around 43psi. And I haves hooked the computer up to my ECM but it won't communicate to it. Can any one help me with this. Ohh I also put a boost sensor on it to still nothing
C15 acert bxs problem!!!!
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Hi guys what serial number.c15 acert is the best to implant into a older truck thanks Paul
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Bxs is the better of the a-certs.
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Make sure to check the inline filter on the boost gauge line at the head. These motors produce a lot of carbon deposits in the head with the valve over lapping and that filter plugs up giving false readings.
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For me... I had the same problem... For me it was the fuel transfer pump. I checked the fuel pressure. It was low... Installed new Fuel Pump... 40ish boost twin turbos... Hope this helps.
This site has helped me tremendously.
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Also, Like someone else said... I had a charged air cooler leak... or intercooler leak...
Not enough air volume.
Some say get the 1500.00 one it's the best... I went with the 750.00 one. To me same thing... NEW is new -
That's hilarious. New might be new but there's huge differences in quality. Sometimes the cheaper ones are just as good or even better but they aren't all the same
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