ISX ELECTRONIC INJECTORS QUESTION

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(11-10-2023 )DTidwell05 Wrote:  Hi, I am new here so go easy on me. I recently had a truck tune changed by a local shop because it was making boost at idle. When it came back they told me I need to replace injector # 3 because its hanging open. The injectors are all new from {aftergarbage diesel}. What is weird to me is that the truck sounds great until it reaches about 140-150 degrees coolant temp then it starts a fuel knock. The mechanic shop is telling me they can turn off # 3 injector with the computer and the knock goes away. I completely understand that makes since, but I just don't understand why it would only do it once the engine warms up. Its a night and day difference in the sound of the engine once warm and it will start a little white smoke out of the exhaust and smells super rich. I have a feeling its tune related because the new injector didn't do that a week ago before going to the shop.
2013 Peterbilt 367 with ISX

Thanks for any advice.
Thanks, Dustin

First of all you need to stop trusting so blindly these repair shops like that.

If you want to know how healthy your injectors are then do the proper leak-down tests and stop taking the truck to a bunch of completely clueless morons!

NEXT: After-garbage and rebuilt injectors that are not directly from the OEM manufacturer HAVE VERY HIGH CHANCES OF DESTROYING YOUR ENGINE OVER TIME!!! due to fuel impingement and other issues.

so.. my advice.. GO GET OEM INJECTORS PUT BACK INTO THAT THING AND TELL THOSE REPAIR SHOPS TO SHOVE THAT GARBAGE INJECTOR(S) UP THEIR BUMMS!.


NEXT:... is the delete programming. - more than 90%+ of all delete programming is absolutely beyond horrible and severely shortens engine and turbocharger lifespan. - again.. your putting waaay too much trust in garbage repair shops and what they do!.

Copy the program from that ecm and e-mail it to me for a review of what someone did in there, and you can go from there.

so....

=== Get that program copied out, e-mailed to me, and reviewed.
ref: http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?t...5#pid72945

=== Start looking into replacing ALL of the repaired and/or non-oem-certified injectors that have been shoved into that engine.
ref: http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?t...67#pid4367

=== Do an injector leak test and find out what the actual leak rate is in one minute...
ref: http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?t...3#pid75483

and how many miles on that fuel pump??.. when is the last time its guts were replaced?.

how does that saying go?.. you can lead the horse to the water..// or something like that.