It's possible #3 and 4 injector could of been fueling a hair more fuel or those holes were a hair on the tight side compared to the rest and were the first to grab a piston. No one will really know for sure thou.
Either way it's unfortunate and don't get me wrong, don't wish that on anybody but you play sometimes you have to pay.
Not sure if trucking is just a hobbie for this guy but I truly feel bad for all his misfortunes when it comes to engines. I'm thinking it might be time to backer down a notch and mile out a engine the old fashion way for a change. Good luck and I hope you get it figured out.
junk cat injectors!!
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Superhauler, Apr 19, 2013.
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As soon as it was decided to tear it down you should have couriered them injectors to somewheres with a test bench. You mentioned warranty is covering costs, do you not have a pdi flash, or upgraded turbo?
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Buckshot7cz Thanks this.
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But hey it's truly your business and no one else's so if you got a money tree in the back yard funding all your fun,all the power to ya!! I know I wish I did. Lol!!! -
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Superhauler what size/brand of turbo do you currently run?
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Three engines . Same tuner. ?
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Would a periodic temp reading with a laser infared read have caught it? After a heavy pull, read each manifold exhaust and check if any are higher indicating a problem? Just throwing this out, to see if it might help.
Catch it before it gets worse.
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