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Pressure drop on the hot engine
Problem car is Ford F250 2004 Powerstroke 6.0, and it has ceased starting with its engine hot whereas when the engine is cold it still starts at once, the computer showing pressure of 900 psi (300 psi with hot engine respectively).
After starting the engine stops after a while. We replaced the oil pump, but the problem remained. Nothing has changed. Breakdown progresses. A month ago on the hot engine was 370 psi, now 307.. Can be a problem in the oil valve? Sorry for the bad English. |
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You have a leak in the HP oil system or your low pessure oil pump is not keeping up supply to the HP oil resivoir.
You need min 500 psi to crank when you drop presssure to low while running the pcm uses a 750 psi default setting to keep the engine from dying while on the road. Once you shut it down it will not restart untill the oil cools down enough to thicken back up to where it can build the 500 psi to start. |
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That's loosely stands.
Need tube assembly (shown in blue) or just seal (in red). ![]() ![]() ![]() I can not find this stuff on sale. In the catalog of spare parts is only tube without packing - 9T288. Maybe what I'm looking for - receiving part - 9J332? |
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