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Old 01-17-2011, 03:23 PM
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rust in the fuel filter housing

i have a concern when the truck is cold after first start up. the truck will fall flat on its face at wot, no boost what so ever. does not miss , runs fine after it warms up a little. i found alot of rusty fuel ( from my previous aux. fuel tank) in the bottom of the filter housing. i cleaned the entire fuel system except the check valves on the heads and injectors, could this stuff have my injectors partially clogged? i was thinking about upgrading to stage 1s from beans anyhow, any ideas? thanks!!! 2001 f-250
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Old 01-17-2011, 05:12 PM
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Are you running any tunes?

On my 2000, it will limit it's ICP to 1500psi till it warms up a bit. This causes it to feel sluggish, but I still get some boost. Check your turbo shaft for play.
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Old 01-17-2011, 05:20 PM
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and you have enough oil in the truck right???? it is a heui system.

rust in the fuel system would scare me lol
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Old 01-17-2011, 06:12 PM
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had a tw chip and run it for a little while but did not like the way the trans shifted, i noticed this problem a couple of weeks before i switched to a bully dog gt, in the summer it is a non issue. as for the oil , it is always clean and full. change it about every 2500 miles. i work on these things all the time and it feels just like the screens stopped up in the fuel tank, but like i said , i cleaned all and installed new fuel pump. need to check the fuel pressure but have not had a chance. thinking of maybe trying a 10w 30 diesel oil in winter to check, i built this truck about 2 years ago and the injectors have 260k on them. also this problem only lasts for a minute or two. i started uot working on the 7.3 but i know the 6.0 a lot more, just wandering if anyone else has possibly run into this before.
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