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7.3 Tech
Starting issues after non-servicable plug repair
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[QUOTE="PowerstrokeJunkie, post: 475305, member: 230"] A friend of mine was "servicing" his "non-servicable" plug on the bottom of his high pressure oil pump off his 01 F-350 at my shop while i was out recovering a truck. He was unaware to keep the plug upright as to not let the edge filter and plastic check ball from falling out. I had to source a new one from International for him, he reinstalled it and now only sees 100ish PSI off my scanguage. Duty cycle ramps up to 65% where it should be. I have pulled the IPR twice or three times now to clean it hoping maybe he got some junk in it while cleaning the non-servicable port, but nothing has changed. Ideas? [/QUOTE]
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