12.7 Detroit backfires and throws fireballs
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Flipp, Apr 11, 2020.
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Real simple diag test, and possible fix. While using CalibrationTool, place 'Cal on the fly' in the sand box with the Filtq_ parameter previously mentioned. Go drive with DiagnosticTool open watching your live boi diag panel. You can minimize both program windows, put them side by side and run them simultaneously. If you have the low NOx BS tune and or the 'modified' internals you'll notice that the boi will drop below -0- while accelerating through the gears in city mode. When it pops, stumbles, and smokes take note of the boi at that exact moment. Change the Filtq_ parameter one degrees at a time (advanced timing) and repeat test until it's running like it should.. Mine is currently set at +2.75..it was -4 when I had this problem.. I no longer have this problem. *Note that mine was also intermittent. Figured out that it was always more troublesome while at elevations above 4000ft in city mode. You can monitor barometric pressure via diagnostic panel if you want to test that theory on your rig.
Last edited: May 18, 2024
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I should mention, You'll have to program the modified calibration back into your ECM to make any permanent changes. -
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Only time I have ever seen a calibration mapped like that, was when it was tuned for an industrial set up.. A generator if I remember correctly.. Might be worth double checking the calibration code.
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Last edited: May 22, 2024
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Ihave solved my backfire issue after three years
truck was overheating
Slight Loss of power
Dirty oil within 5 minutes of oil change
I went In search of something because of fillings in oil, changed air compressor that was working and still had no movement anywhere in air compressor
changed it anyways
The backfire is caused I believe because oil gets pushed back into air to air when turbo boosts dumps and then oil and air from cylinder goes into a hot turboRideandrepair and DetroitDudeBro Thank this. -
It's your money but what you described makes no sense and is highly unlikely the issue
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Rideandrepair Thanks this.
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