Have you checked the air to air and hump hoses, also check the bellows between turbos and cooler, if they crack (which they are known for) fuel mileage will suffer.
C15 accert coolant diverter valve problem
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You're also winding it up to high before shifting, it'll do nothing but eat fuel over 1600.
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If it's making 55psi of boost and suffering from poor fuel mileage verify the exhaust isn't plugged. Also you need to monitor readings on CAT ET to make sure readings are within spec. In order to achieve boost you need fuel so it makes sense both of these symptoms happened simultaneously.
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What wound up being your problem? Did u ever figure it out ? My 2005 c15 Avery is a acting the same way
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It was a combonation of a high fuel temps around 185-190° from low fuel capacity at only 125gals full after wet system/split tank install, a really ####ty tec that had the overhead all over the place and had deleted the injection calibration codes from the ecm, etc...had overhead and ecm straitened out and added a fan cooled fuel cooler in the return line. Dropped fuel temps 50°+- and helped big time.
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My mxs is running hot on water and oil temperature side popped some coolent hoses when replacing them found precooler was paying coolent not much but had some dried up changed out solenoid to devrtervalve and noticed it stays hot you can't touch it
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Thread is probably old and stale , last post was close to 4 years ago. You might ping one of posters who responded to the first postOxbow Thanks this.
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Did you found why it's burning hot?
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