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Okay there are a few problems that i have been dealing with lately. When I start the truck up cold it chops really bad, it sounds like it has a serious cam in it. Then when i put it in drive it has no power really and shifts pretty hard. Every once in a while it wont start on the first try. After I get up to speed around 50-60 the truck starts shaking and jumping pretty bad, its hard to explain. It almost feels like a mild wheel hop if that makes any sense. But after it warms fully up it drives pretty much perfect. Iv been dealing with this for awhile but now and I dont know if these problems are related. I just need to figure out whats going on with it. Maybe yall can point me in the right direction. Thanks!
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not sure if we have the same problem but is it programmed? if so put it back on stock and see if its any better
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I had the same problem. Turned out that the FICM (fuel injection control module) was bad. I have an 06 F350 dually, purchased new. Now I have 70,000 miles on it. I am on my third alternator and third battery nearest the alternator. The alternator & battery failing sent low voltage to the FICM which ended up damaging it. The FICM should be drawing around 47 volts, mine was drawing only 32 volts.
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I had it programmed at 150hp then I dropped it down to 50hp tow tune and that helped a little. But how do I check the voltage comming thought the ficm? I'm thinking that's the problem also. Anouther thing I forgot to add is that when I am at a traffic light after the trucks warmed up the truck feels like it is giving it's self gas and it wants to accelerate, the rpms drop because I have to hold the brake then it stops, like a surge. It will only do that for about 2 seconds and it doesn't happen all the time. Is this anouther symptom of a bad ficm. Thanks again!
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For checking the FICM's voltage run a search in the 6.0 forum. The FICM is under the degas container. Move it out of the way and there is a small access panel on the top of the FICM. There are good descriptions of testing the voltage in the access panel;
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mine is doing the SAMMMEE thing what do i do to fix it?
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I just fixed an 03 with the same problem. Ran real bad and shifts hard when cold. The problem with it was a few bad injectors. I graphed the injectors through a cylinder contribution test which showed me that 3 injectors where bad when cold. If your FICM voltage is correct, injectors is where I would look to next.
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The surging at idle on mine was from a clogged Egr valve... Everything else sounds like either a bad ficm or bad injectors
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Alright I check the ficm, voltage is good. I cleaned the egr valve yesterday, it was horrible. But it is going to get studded tomorrow so ill see how it is after I get the truck back and go from there. Thanks for the input!
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