c12 cat resistor mod help

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by dieseldan2005, May 10, 2015.

  1. dieseldan2005

    dieseldan2005 Light Load Member

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    I just bought a 2000 t800 with a c12 in it. I believe it already has the fuel temp resistor mod and the boost resistor mod. The boost mod is laying between the valve covers, so i think thats what it is. Anyways, this truck smokes a lot on the low end until the turbo lights. I do not like all that smoke. I am wondering is it the boost mod that is causing the smoke or the fuel mod? I haven't taken them apart, i was told they are just resistors put into the ends of the plugs that can be taken out easily. Should that be the case or do i need to cut out resistors and re connect the factory wiring?
     
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  3. sshewins

    sshewins Road Train Member

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    We aren't really supposed to talk about this subject, but seeing as how you are trying to eliminate the boost resistor, you should be kinda ok
     
  4. sunsation288

    sunsation288 Light Load Member

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    Have you engine code ? My resistor on the fuel was gone bad , and a engine code pop up ,
     
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