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Old 03-02-2010, 07:13 AM
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ok guys, just bought my first diesel and have a question

my truck runs great and starts great. its a 05 f350 with the 6.0. after cranking it and letting it run for a few minutes, when i start up the road it feels like its skipping, is this normal in a diesel when its not a operating temprature? thanks
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Old 03-02-2010, 08:51 AM
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Define skipping... Surging? Engine feels like it's missing? Tranny not shifting smoothly?
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trans shifts smoothly, engine does feel like its surging, missing at about 2000 rpm. is this normal in a cold diesel. like i said, it starts great and runs great once it warms up
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Old 03-02-2010, 12:51 PM
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Anyone??? I am new to the diesel world
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Old 03-02-2010, 04:06 PM
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anybody? does this sound like a injector or glowplug issue?
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Can you get a vid of it? That would help put alot/.
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Sounds like injector stiction. Oil resin built up in the injector(s) due to high temp and pressure or oil breakdown from extended oil change intervals. Once the injectors warm up, the resin softens and the injectors begin operating normally.
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my truck runs great and starts great. its a 05 f350 with the 6.0. after cranking it and letting it run for a few minutes, when i start up the road it feels like its skipping, is this normal in a diesel when its not a operating temprature? thanks

When its cold it will not run the same as when its at operating temps. I cant let it run a few minutes then jump in and jump on the highway and let it rip. I get the same thing. I spoke with my tech after I had some issues which were fixed and he asked me when it was doing this and that and referring to the lack of power when its cold was because it is not at operating temps.

If you have injector sticking you would have a rough idle also. From what you are describing it sounds like your pushing it too hard when its cold.
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