STEVEBROOKS
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Does the 416-1225 use a 1-14" thread?
Can anyone answer the post above?
Steve
Does the 416-1225 use a 1-14" thread?
Yes - the 416-1225 uses a 1-14" thread. Seal OD is 71.3mm, ID is 62.3mm, synthetic media, sub 4micron absolute, 266 mm long, body is 93.7 mm diameter, capacity is 90 grams.
Actually,the install of a filter between the OE cannister and CP-3 is pretty clean using the GDP setup. You can build your own of course but either looks and works well. You don't have the APPS in the way so it fits right in there. Really minimal messing with fuel lines if you plan it right. No wiring to worry about, almost a bolt on application.
Three filters are better than 2, and a 3 um final is the ultimate filter to add. The WS filter on the FASS is the biggy to address. The OE filter is good but a more is better than less.
If you hold the revs at peak for 10-15 seconds the let off it will frequently start dropping faster than run it up and let off. The ECU is playing catch up on revving and it takes a beat or 2 to switch to de-rev mode. If the rpm is stabilized it usually takes less time to start dropping because the ECU is better equipped to go one way instead of quickly reverse rail pressures.
VP MAX 5.9 CR Under OE Intake Filter System 3/8"
check out this easy to install inline fuel filter system at address below: A darn quick install and 2 micron filters fit also. I got one! Herb
http://www.vulcanperformance.com/VP-MAX-Under-Intake-Filter-System-CR-p/uifk375.htm
3/8" Under Intake Filter System for CR trucks with OE intake.
For maximum protection of your common rail system!
For superior filtration to keep contaminants out of your high pressure fuel system.
Designed for mounting under the intake horn on most CR trucks. Bolts to OE intake using existing holes.
Our kit comes with a Donaldson 3 micron filter, included are a high flow filter head, custom adapters to reduce flow restriction through the head, powder coated bracket, hardware, four 90 degree push lock fittings, two metric adapters and two ORB adapters, bio compatible fuel line to connect OE filter to the new filter and new filter to the CP3 pump. All connections needed to put this unit in line with your OE filter and injection pump are included.
Injectors hanging open, typical problem with the lack of filtration. If you are not getting a CEL it is probably not the solenoids which leaves the internals.
Either pull the injectors and send them off for testing or do it on the truck. Either one should give you an idead what is happening. A cylinder contribution test using the electronics is a good test to have done also.