Hey all,
So originally I posted the following, but since then I've put a fuel filter in, still didn't fix the problem. I unplugged all the FMS and Ez stuff, still no fix. Yesterday driving the truck suddenly wouldn't build any boost, wouldn't go over about 2000 rpm, and 40 mph. Now it even rev's slow in neutral. Did my truck kick into limp mode? The strange thing is, the check engine light has never come on even once?! I'm at a loss what to do next. Also just out of curiosity, has anybody had a lift pump fail, causeing the vp44 to fail, and still have the "*******" warrantee both after being BOMB'ed? Any suggestions where to go next? HELP PLEASE!!!!
"... I have a 2000 qc, 4x4, lwb, auto. I have an FMS and edge Ez on it. Today coming home from work I went to take off from a light and the truck bucked on accel. After that when I came to stop at the next light the truck was running terrible. It sounds like it is missing, but as soon as you either take off, or come to a complete stop (small load on motor) the miss goes away. It doesn't buck every time either. I was thinking maybe the lift pump was dying, but I got on it hard with the FMS on and it still pulled boost up to normal levels (37psi) The only thing I can think, and I guess this may be likely, Right before it bucked I filled it up with fuel. The first time it bucked at the stop light was only about 500' from the fuel station. Any ideas? Bad fuel? What do I do if I do have 36 gallons of bad fuel?!?!?! lift pump dying? injection pump dying? dirty fuel filter? I pulled the water drain up before I filled the tank, but nothing came out. Is this normal? I bumped the key once and fuel started pouring out immidiately. Could the water in the filter have been frozen or something? Sorry for so many questions, I'm just hoping it's not the VP44. The truck has had a lift pump put on it in the last 6 months. I have the psi sender that came with the FMS but it only tells if fuel pressure drops below 2psi. I just got the banjo this week so its' not been put on yet. HELP!! ... "
thanks,
scott
So originally I posted the following, but since then I've put a fuel filter in, still didn't fix the problem. I unplugged all the FMS and Ez stuff, still no fix. Yesterday driving the truck suddenly wouldn't build any boost, wouldn't go over about 2000 rpm, and 40 mph. Now it even rev's slow in neutral. Did my truck kick into limp mode? The strange thing is, the check engine light has never come on even once?! I'm at a loss what to do next. Also just out of curiosity, has anybody had a lift pump fail, causeing the vp44 to fail, and still have the "*******" warrantee both after being BOMB'ed? Any suggestions where to go next? HELP PLEASE!!!!
"... I have a 2000 qc, 4x4, lwb, auto. I have an FMS and edge Ez on it. Today coming home from work I went to take off from a light and the truck bucked on accel. After that when I came to stop at the next light the truck was running terrible. It sounds like it is missing, but as soon as you either take off, or come to a complete stop (small load on motor) the miss goes away. It doesn't buck every time either. I was thinking maybe the lift pump was dying, but I got on it hard with the FMS on and it still pulled boost up to normal levels (37psi) The only thing I can think, and I guess this may be likely, Right before it bucked I filled it up with fuel. The first time it bucked at the stop light was only about 500' from the fuel station. Any ideas? Bad fuel? What do I do if I do have 36 gallons of bad fuel?!?!?! lift pump dying? injection pump dying? dirty fuel filter? I pulled the water drain up before I filled the tank, but nothing came out. Is this normal? I bumped the key once and fuel started pouring out immidiately. Could the water in the filter have been frozen or something? Sorry for so many questions, I'm just hoping it's not the VP44. The truck has had a lift pump put on it in the last 6 months. I have the psi sender that came with the FMS but it only tells if fuel pressure drops below 2psi. I just got the banjo this week so its' not been put on yet. HELP!! ... "
thanks,
scott