Start pulling plugs see if you have oil on a particular cylinder causing a miss and maybe help locate the smoking from yesterday
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Start pulling plugs see if you have oil on a particular cylinder causing a miss and maybe help locate the smoking from yesterday
+1 First thing you should do is pull the spark plugs and check them all. Also check all the wires. Check all the easy simple stuff first. Any codes?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gus
Ses light is flashing, didn't get much done before the rain moved in. Got a pro charged vett I've got to finish working on before I can work on my truck anymore.
Im from MS! But my help wouldn't be jack.. I can only do basic things. All bolts on, oil changes, brakes, etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by jansen
Man I could have you building turbo set ups in a day lol. You going to the street truck shootout in meridian Nov 3rd?Quote:
Originally Posted by NoTaTurBo
I highly doubt it. I have only been to a drag strip once. I have been to tons of dirt track races. My dad drove a car and we are building another right now for me to drive. I just didn't like drag racing as much so I usually spend time with the woman or deer hunt after dirt racing is over. I love fast trucks and roll racing though until I see blue lights lol
More than likely I will be finishing up things at one of our camps getting ready for gun season.
Ran a compression check and I've got 140 on 7 holes and 128 on 1 hole. Plugs look a lil black.
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Mosquitoes were tearing me apart so I had to go in, gonna dig deeper tomorrow.
Yea they're really black. How rich is it at idle? Did you check the turbo to see if it was burning oil?
Turbo looks good. Gonna hook up the HPtuners tomorrow, put new plugs in and see what codes it throws.