Restricted rpms, lots of smoke

[swhite832]

Hello everyone. New guy here with some problems with a truck I bought 3 weeks ago. I had a 96 powerstroke years ago and sold it at 225000 miles. I then was the owner of a 93 dodge w/12valve which was sweet to work on but needed a comfortable 4 door so I am back in a ford with all ts glorious electronics. I am learning... but not quickly enough. I need this truck running so I can get back to the 14 other unfinished projects currently waiting for attention.

I have a 99 f250 123000miles. It starts and idles fine. There is alot of smoke(whitish grey) warm or cold. It has a superchip tuner. In the stock mode I cannot exceed 1200-1400 rpms and it dumps alot of smoke and diesel fumes. In hi-performance mode w/increased throttle it will allow rpms to increase enough to drive it but still dumps smoke and fumes.

the #7 injector and wiring harness that side replaced(ran great for 600 miles)
CPS replaced
TPS checked within range
icp unplugged no change no leaks
Fuel pressure 60 psi
new filters
new oil
harnesses disconnected equal performance on both sides
No codes
Matco scanner
koeo test passed
koer test passed
cylinder contribution passed with exception #8 (before cps replcement).
buzz test good
connection good at idm
fuses good
intercooler boots good
wastegate actuator sensor replaced

There is no pressure in the red hose going to wastegate actuator. iwas told there should be pressure there.

I don't know what else to check. Could bad fuel cause this? If an idm goes bad wouldn't some kind of code be available. Does anyone know what the superchip changes to allow this thing to run better in hi performance mode vs the other modes(its still bad but I can get it down the road)?

I am at a loss here, any help is greatly appreciated.

[nsrchofpwr]

welcome to the org! someone will chime in that can help.

[kmartin1031]

Check the tube that runs from the exhaust manifold to the wastegate control sensor.

[swhite832]

It was bad fuel.....