03 6.0 still having issues!!!!!

[nickmarth31]

03 6.0 F-250 with 70K. I was having what seemed like a sticky injector. I just changed the oil and filter and put rev-x in this time. This didnt seem to help at all. I have put about 500 miles on since the oil change so maybe it takes longer I dont know. I ran a bottle of sea foam through it and that made things worse. Now I can be driving along at normal operating temp and the truck will lose a cylinder and ill have to pull over and wait for it to kick back in. Is this still an injector sticking?? What else can I do??

[Powerstroken']

Powerstrokehelp.com

[westcoaststrokin]

Originally Posted by Powerstroken'

Powerstrokehelp.com

I know you are new here so I will give you a heads up that throwing around that website too much will get you flamed pretty quick.

[nickmarth31]

When I turn it over it sounds like a few cylinders are kickin in and its blowin black smoke....HELP!!!

[thecaptin]

black smoke? Sounds like it chit an injector.

[shu873]

Originally Posted by Powerstroken'

Powerstrokehelp.com

You have 2 posts and both refer the OP to powerstrokehelp.com...

Quit fishing...

[mudrunninpig]

check your FICM voltage

[shu873]

Originally Posted by mudrunninpig

check your FICM voltage

Sorry, I didn't mean to hijack earlier... FICM might be the problem, or injectors... You really need to have the truck scanned by Ford IDS software or at least autoenginuity software to properly diagnose. Without hooking it up and seeing it on the computer you're flying blind. Internet diagnosis can tell you what it might possibly be, but until you have it checked all you can do is throw parts at it, and that's the worst thing you can do with a sick 6.0L. You'll waste more money chasing theories by far then you would have if you just pay someone $100 to check it out right. Find out what faults and codes the truck has and get back with us. Much easier to diagnose when the right facts are presented.