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I have a 2006 powerstroke with 168000 miles on in on night i was about out of fuel and i stopped and filled it up after pulling out of the gas station it started bucking and missing really bad so i thought water in fuel put treatment in it didnt help changed fuel filters bottom one cover in algae put biokleen in it change filters again still didnt help took it to a mechanic he said it had a wire to one of the injectors in two he fixed it and it ran great on the way home then started it again i have had a ficm put on it its still doing it it starts rough idles fine give it about 1/8 throttle it starts bucking and missing if i floor it it doesn't (if its in park) but if i put it in drive it gets worse the more throttle you give it but still idles fine can some one please help me
 

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Have you gotten any injector codes yet? Do you have some way of monitoring it? These don't appreciate any air in the fuel lines, that can be a big problem.
 

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My truck did the same thing when my number four injector went out.... Seemed to have a little rough idle, when i got to about 55mph after the torque converter locked it would buck like crazy, if i floored it through that part it would work just fine... Its crazy how one bad injector can make these motors run so bad.

I highly suggest getting a "cylinder contribution test" done on your truck, this will tell you if you have a bad injector.
 

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My truck did the same thing when my number four injector went out.... Seemed to have a little rough idle, when i got to about 55mph after the torque converter locked it would buck like crazy, if i floored it through that part it would work just fine... Its crazy how one bad injector can make these motors run so bad.

I highly suggest getting a "cylinder contribution test" done on your truck, this will tell you if you have a bad injector.
the guy i had work on it ran some test he said the injectors were a little weak but should last for a while but some times you can get in it and it will drive and ride fine and then others it doesn't just have no clue does anyone know someone who specializes in 6.0 powerstrokes
 

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You need a monitor of some sort. Edge CTS, Scangage, or the Bluetooth OBDII port and the applicable app. There's a sticky up top on monitoring the 6.0.

If you can get a monitor on it I'd check FICM volts while running, as well as battery voltage cruising. You can also check for chafed wires, you'd be surprised at how many points these wires can become chafed.
 
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You need a monitor of some sort. Edge CTS, Scangage, or the Bluetooth OBDII port and the applicable app. There's a sticky up top on monitoring the 6.0.

If you can get a monitor on it I'd check FICM volts while running, as well as battery voltage cruising. You can also check for chafed wires, you'd be surprised at how many points these wires can become chafed.
i have put a new ficm on it still didn't work i will look into the edge cts what will a edge cts run me and will it be able to tell me if wires are chafed ?
 
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