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Hey guys,
I'm new here and have been searching and browsing to fix some of the issues with my F350. I've been trying to piece together a good list of stuff to do but I'd like to be able to get a final answer on this.
My issues seem to be the common hard start, poor mpg, etc that plagues many of these trucks. I'm hoping we can pool the common knowledge of all the guys in here and maybe make a comprehensive list of parts to change out and really make the truck bulletproof.
My setup is as follows:
2005 F350(build 12/04)
100k Miles
AEM intake
DP Tuners Tune(ECO and Tow tunes)
Otherwise stock truck.
I mostly use the truck to tow my race car around(~5k lbs total weight).
A few things I have already done. Changed oil to Rotella T5 10w-30(helped a bunch!), new OEM fuel filters, FICM checked out to 48v cranking and running, new ICP and new IPR.
I'm pretty convinced it's an oil hpop issue. The list of parts I have so far are:
Bullet Proof HPOP connector kit
OEM Ford Oil Cooler(using BPD kit as a ref)
Sinister EGR Delete or equivalent.
Oil drain tube
Oil rail seals - OEM p/n ??????
Injector O-Rings - OEM p/n ??????
Free/cheap things to check out:
- Dis-assemble turbo and clean
- Inspect y-pipe for cracks and fix if necessary
- Hot tank intake manifold?
Can you guys think of anything else to add to that list?
I figure since I'm already tearing into the engine to do the EGR delete I might as well take care of all the common symptoms.
Thank you,
I thought I was ahead of the game doing many of those same things and just found out today that Ive gotta buy new heads! But what Im doing on a 2004 F250 124K is now Heads, MKM 6.0 solution(egr delete, oil cooler, black onyx gaskets, arp head studs), glow plugs, IPR, ICP sensor, water pump, thermostat, idlers, belt, Edge evolution, crank sensor, cam sensor, adding a coolant filter, cleaning the turbo, switching to ELC Zerex coolant, flushing the power steering and brake fluids. Im doing all this myself and Im at 6K in parts alone. Just be aware of what youre getting yourself into and be ready for worst case scenario, or go buy a new 6.7 while you can get some trade in on yours!
Thank you for the help..
I will have to do some of these.
sil8ty you say you have a hard start is that cold or hot
Well first off. I would start with you FICM. That is usually the cause for hard starting, MPGs, etc. Do a search and there is alot of resources for checking it. I have had a bad one myself.
Second. Do not waste your money with sinister EGR delete. Stainless ones on ebay are just as good and are only $150.00 I have done 4 EGR deletes. first one sinister the last 3 ebay ones. Sinister was the only one I had problems with.
If you are going to tear down to EGR delete you might as well change out the oil cooler.
Invest in a coolant filter assembly. You can buy pre made kits for $130 or be like me $60 all said and done with piecing it together your self.
Save the money and dont buy an intake. It does nothing for mileage and you have to clean it too often. Stock intakes are good for 500 hp have superior filtering and you don't have to mess with it often at all. I run a K&N and I am actually going to go back to stock whenever I get up off my lazy bum. I have calculated fuel savings and K&N made mileage go down... why is still up for debate but one thing that is not is stock is the way to go until you mod truck severely.
Flush coolant with quality diesel coolant. CAT ELC is my favorite but anything without silicates is sufficient.
PM me if you need some help.
BC Diesel
If you are going to own that truck your list is good but are putting the cart before the horse. Make the truck reliable then worry about the intake, exhaust and tuner.
First you need to get to the root of the hard start, it could be the FICM if the truck has had any weak battery or charging systems problems. FICM's are not cheap and it is just as likely your injectors. Any shop with the proper diagnostic will be able to tell your if it is your FICM and/or Injectors.
Does the running rough get better as it warms up?
If you plug it in overnight does it runs smother from a cold start?
Do you have any codes, FICM, EGR or Injector related?
If any injectors codes are the contribution for a few injectors or circuit codes for all 8 injectors?
Answer those questions for me and I will tell you if it is injectors or FICM.
After you have detemined if it is injectors or FICM of both, you then need to deal with the EGR Cooler... lots of options there.
Now your that your injectors are firing, your EGR Cooler is dealt with and your headgasket is at a much lower risk you can purchase a tuner (I recommend SCT) then a high flow air filter replacement, or cold air intake if you want (not need) and finally an exhaust system.
I see these things everyday and trust me, I really recommend taking care of the EGR system with the money you saved from throwing parts at your problem without testing...
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The documents ended up "tainting" other reliable intelligence on Iraq's weapons programs and undermining the credibility of U.S. intelligence reports, said officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
One official said that the documents were provided first to the Italians and then to journalists before they ended up in the hands of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which dismissed them as fakes.
FBI spokesman Bill Carter said in an interview that a preliminary inquiry into the documents was undertaken after recent meetings between senior FBI officials and Sen. John D. Rockefeller IV, West Virginia Democrat and vice chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
Mr. Carter declined to comment further, citing a policy of not discussing FBI investigative matters.
Other officials said the FBI has sent agents to Italy and other nations to find out the origin of the documents, and the bureau's counterintelligence agents also are questioning officials at the CIA and State Department. The probe was first reported by Newsweek magazine.
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Scott Horton Interviews Daniel Luban
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Kudos to Obama for getting rid of Ross!!! [If in fact that is what happens]
He is just 1 more (Israel first) NEOCON!! [ Israel has Nukes...Good] Yaa it's Ross talkin……….
Soon, all the MANY states that Isarel [has attacked or wishes to attack] will go nuclear!!
Protecting the Jewish people from their own nuclear blowback will be a difficult item..
Those like Ross only encourage their excesses, like when they went "crazy" in Gaza..
Too many well meaning apologists is NOT a good policy……. Omama is smart and well
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Photo District News awarded 5 of our sites best website design for 2011. I couldn't be more thrilled as an affirmation of the incredible product we've created but also because the tools allow photographers to make the sites their own.
Several of the award winning designs came from the exact same template except the photographers easily put their own stamp on each one to make it uniquely recognizable for an award.
PDN is a magazine about photography and really what our sites do better than anyone else is make looking at pictures enjoyable, so you don't notice the design. In my book that's what makes them award winning.
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I'm happy to announce the latest update to the mobile version of our websites. It's available on all new sites and our current clients have been updated as well. With this version we lead the industry in mobile sites and here's why:
When we started building websites 3 years ago a mobile version was a nice add-on (most of our competition didn't even have one) but not a deal breaker. Now, I'm certain that many of the all important first-impressions and even complete hiring decisions will happen on mobile devices (if they haven't already) and so we built a site that will help you beat the competition. If you don't believe me check out these numbers:
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Phew! 2010 was an exciting year to be in the website business. The technology is evolving so fast we just keep the accelerator mashed to the floor to stay ahead of it.
The iPad release was by far the biggest story of the year and we were the first website company to release an iPad mirror site built in HTML5 and then the only company to update it and add more features. We think the iPad is an awesome device and see all kinds of tablets coming from other companies next year. Of course we will be working hard to update and enhance the iPad experience for our clients throughout 2011.
We saw a lot of changes from google this year as well and released an updated HTML5 mirror site to all of our users to take advantage of them. We continue to believe flash gives the best user experience on the desktop but we will continue to work hard in 2011 to make sure we have our HTML5 skills up to speed if any of that changes.
PDN gave us two awards for website design this year and I think we've got a pretty good chance to get a few more next year. We have some great new designs in the planning stages that adhere to our mantra of "building simple to use, big, clean, feature rich websites without fuss."
At the beginning of the year we built APhotoClient, an image/shoot delivery tool that works seamlessly with our sites. I've heard nothing but rave reviews from the people using it for two simple reasons:
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Of course we plan to tinker with both of those next year. I keep a list of all the great ideas our clients come up with.
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We just added an awesome new feature to all the sites: a portfolio PDF creator. What makes this feature so great is that it's 1000 times more useful than the PDF's you will find on other portfolio websites. First off, I'm not going to take any credit for this thing besides recognizing a useful tool when I see it. One of our clients, photographer Timothy Devine has it on his site and I begged him to tell me where he got it (his brother made it and made a similar one for us). See it in action here:
What's so awesome about this tool is how it allows your clients to make their own custom PDF of your work by selecting the images they want and the order they want them to appear in. This solves the two big problems with most portfolio PDF's that make them universally useless:
If you think about this from the clients prospective (which is all I really do) there's no reason to download a pdf with a bunch of images you don't like. If you're sending it to your boss it will hurt your chances of hiring a photographer you want for a job. If you're keeping it for reference it's too unwieldy to keep around.
Finally, the simplicity and ease of use follows our design philosophy.
I can also see photographers using it themselves to make custom PDF's to send to clients (you can change the cover page and adjust the size in a special settings area).
An important component to any Flash website is the HTML mirror site. We mirror our sites so search engines (google, bing, yahoo) can see inside them and index all the content. Google recommends doing this in their webmaster guidelines (here and here) and we've seen solid SEO results using this technique.
As a company we believe very strongly in evolving anything that we build, so I'm happy to announce an update to the HTML mirror of all our sites. With this update, our mirror now leads the industry in design and function.
Here are some of the changes we've made:
Check out this fantastic video of Corey Miller talking about our websites at the PDN PhotoPlus Expo:
Thanks to John Harrington of Photo Business News and Forum for the video report.
We've been steadily making improvements to the iPad sites since we first launched them, but a couple key changes just happened that I think you may be interested in knowing about.
Smaller images being loaded. We decided to load a smaller image than the one used on the sites to improve the speed.
Improved swipe. The swipe just got 10 times better. I couldn't be happier about that.
New admin area for changing colors and adding social networking to the contact page. All the iPad sites have an admin where you can change colors, switch to a custom designed white version (default is black) and add social networking links to your contact page.
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Kwan Phayao
Kwan (Lake) Phayao covers around 17 square kilometres and was formed by the construction of a dam by Thailand's Fisheries Department in 1941. Prior to the dam's construction the area was filled by a number of smaller lakes and swamps, with their levels changing seasonally with the rains. Today ... read more
Wat Sri Khom Kham
Although best known for its impressive 17-metre sitting Buddha, what really turns heads at Wat Sri Khom Kham is the scuplture garden within the temple's grounds. Sometimes called the Heaven Hell Park, the somewhat dilapidated sculpture garden sits just north of the temple entrance and contains a ... read more
Wat Analayo
Set on a ridge outside Phayao proper, Wat Analayo is a must-see if you have your own transport. The eclectic mix of religious architecture and iconography rambles across a fascinating area stretching out along a hilltop ridge. White rabbits, large mandalas, towering seated Buddhas and stretching ... read more
Wat Tilokaram
In the middle of the lake, Wat Tilokaram offers a novel experience and an excellent opportunity to get out onto Kwan Phayao for some pictures. The small platform and shrine in the lake was supposedly built to commemorate and replace a sunken wat of the same name established many years ago. The ... read more
Wat Phra That Chom Thong
This pleasant hilltop temple is set at the centre of a grove and can be reached by either a long staircase or a winding road. Although you'd expect the views to be great, the grove blocks most of them, with the exception of the vista back down the stairway. According to information on site, the ... read more
Phayao Cultural Exhibition Hall
This very interesting two-storey museum has a vast collection of items related to Phayao's history, archaeology and sociology. Particularly intriguing is a section giving information on prominent Phayaoians (living and dead) and why they are important to the locals. Well-designed with English ... read more
King Ngam Muang Monument
Born in 1238, Ngam Muang was schooled in Lopburi and returned to take over his father's role as ruler of Phayao in 1258. Eighteen years later, when expansionist King Mangrai marched on Phayao from Chiang Rai, King Ngam Muang went out and met him. Rather than fighting, the two struck a deal making ... read more
Champatong Waterfall
Located about 20 kilometres northwest of town, this waterfall provides a perfect opportunity to get out of the city and into the jungle. Champatong waterfall can be found in the mountainous area west of Phayao city, and is surrounded by small trails and forest scenery. The waterfall has five ... read more
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|January 9, 2013, 01:37 PM
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Washington State, Use Tax, and FFL's.
As we seem to be headed towards a required FFL transfer for all sales, if not more, I have a few broad questions on how WA handles this.
Currently WA demands a use tax on all FFL's equal to the sales tax rate that would be charged on the FFL fee, firearm value, and any shipping costs.
Having read a few other posts this has raised some questions for me:
If they cannot tax a right guaranteed/enumerated/pick-your-verbiage, How is taxing the value of the firearm legal? This would obviously lead to questions of sales tax for in-state sales as well of course- and as such may probably be a non-starter though I'm curious about the actual answer.
Second, if the FFL fee is charged by the dealer, is he not acting as an agent of the government(in regards to the transfer only- not any business related sale), and thus be taxing a fee on that right? Though as I read the WA.gov website they specifically exempt the fees-
While I can see this being applied to personal property not guaranteed by a right i.e. no one has the right to own a car exactly, how does that interact in this case, where the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed?
Basically what I'm getting at is this is the current state of affairs in WA. If this FFL for all transfers goes through, I suspect this could be the next issue raised in Washington State as it's not particularly popular with the people getting squeezed for the taxes, and at least to me smacks of trying to put their hand in cookie jars they don't own between interstate commerce and so forth.
|January 9, 2013, 01:59 PM
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IIRC, the foundational issue of this is not unique to WA, many states(if not all?) have use tax laws that indicate tax is to be paid on items such as internet purchases or where tax was otherwise not collected. The difference being that because it goes through source that can be authorized to collect the tax they actually enforce it. For example, when I moved, even though I had owned my vehicle already, they inquired as to the tax I had originally paid on it at the DMV, if the tax I had paid had been less than the local tax rates I would have had to pay the difference to the state. (Fortunately, or unfortunately, the sales tax in Chicago is something like 9.25%, so I didn't have to pay)
I think the reason there is no issue with taxing firearms is because it's not a special tax for firearms, it's the general sales/use tax applied to all goods in the state of WA or wherever, albiet with unequal enforcement, when compared to stuff you buy on amazon or some other internet retailer.
|January 9, 2013, 02:07 PM
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But there's still precedent for not collecting sales tax on items. We don't pay sales tax on food, so disallowing use tax on firearms is within the realm of possibility.
|January 9, 2013, 02:13 PM
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Is there no general sales tax in WA? or I'm guessing that food is the exception rather than the rule?
For example if you were to run down to the newsstand and buy a book or newspaper, would their be sales tax on it?
|January 9, 2013, 02:15 PM
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There is a general sales tax. Newspapers are specifically exempted, as is Food.
And here http://apps.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=82.08.0254 says The tax levied by RCW 82.08.020 shall not apply to sales which the state is prohibited from taxing under the Constitution of this state or the Constitution or laws of the United States.
|January 9, 2013, 02:23 PM
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So to clarify, are you ok with paying sales tax on a firearm you purchased in state at your LGS?
|January 9, 2013, 02:47 PM
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Am I ok with it? Yeah probably. Am I sure it's strictly and technically legal? No. But I'm generally ok with paying taxes, and don't mind rendering unto Caesar. Just curious where this could head.
|January 9, 2013, 05:54 PM
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The use tax applies to every transaction where items are brought into the state. If I buy anything in Oregon and bring it back, I am supposed to report the purchase and pay the use tax.
An intra-state private sale gun transfer does not require paying use tax as long as the seller could show he paid tax on the gun at some point in the past.
FFLs are licensed by the state as well as the federal gov't and the DOR is just using them to collect the use tax on transfers from out of state. Same way they use retail stores to collect sales tax. Neither is an agent of the state.
It's a good question, but WA just wants your money. If they want our guns, they'll let us know.
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|January 9, 2013, 07:02 PM
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What about a seller in a state that has an income but no Sales tax?
If that theory holds true, anyone who lived all their life in Oregon, then moved to WA would theoretically be responsible for paying use tax on every possession they own?
|January 9, 2013, 09:39 PM
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The easy way to understand the "use" tax that WA has. Think of an automobile you purchase in Oregon, but license in WA. Exactly the same thing.
If you purchased the iten in WA, you would pay a sales tax, if you purchase an item for your business (not personal use) you pay use tax. If you purchase a taxable item outside WA, that slea tax has not already been collected on, you pay use tax.
As for you "gift" firearm. If the gift was from a relative, there is no use or sales tax. (again, think an automobile that was purchased by your mother in Oregon, and tehn given to you to register in WA...no use tax)
However, if the "gift" was purchased out of state, no sales tax was paid to the other state, and the giver was not a relative..you will have to pay use tax.
This actually applies to anything that is taxable purchased out of state, but currently there is no way to inforce it. (except items purchased for business use)
|January 10, 2013, 09:38 AM
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That doesn't answer my question.. if John Smith moves from Portland, Ore, to Seattle, WA.. an income tax state, to a sales/use tax state, is he supposed to pay use tax on every possession he brings with him?
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Oklahoma has the normal sales tax on groceries. One of my absolute biggest pet peeves. Talk about a regressive tax... do we think Toby Keith eats 500x more potatoes than the middle class working people?
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|January 10, 2013, 02:05 PM
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Tulsamal, you might want to look at this: http://stateimpact.npr.org/oklahoma/...eable-use-tax/
You ALREADY are subject to Oklahoma use tax on your out-of-state purchases. You are supposed to voluntarily remit that tax to the state.
|January 10, 2013, 02:21 PM
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That's our situation here too, only the State now requires the FFL to collect the use tax rather than trusting us to voluntarily remit it as most of us don't even know there IS such a thing.
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JimDandy. If you move from OR to WA you owe nothing on anything you legally own, including your automobile (if you have owned it over 6 months). Just because you move from OR to WA does not mean you have any specific duty to "transfer" your firearms.
They do have a little "got ya" in that if you have owned something expensive that is registerd (like an automobile) for less than 6 months, they assume you purchased it to avoid the sales tax and will try hit you will it anyway. Ya, been there, gone through that,
There is no firearms registration in either OR or WA....so no transfer needed.
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I heard something about voiding the tax if you could receive an invoice stating that there was no cash value per say/ invoice stating $0.
"Firearms as gifts
A firearm received as a gift is subject to use tax unless it can be shown that the prior owner paid retail sales or use tax. (RCW 82.12.010). The Washington dealer may use the current fair market value as the taxable amount to calculate the use tax. "
I was curious about a sweepstakes/giveaway. I contacted the people holding the contest in which in their terms and conditions in their contest stated:
"The rifle was manufactured by and will be transferred by __________ and will be treated in a fashion of purchasing a gun from that manufacturer without any transfer of funds. No cash value can be substituted for any awarded prize..."
I asked the holders how they would handle the transfer process and this was their response.
"We can send a receipt from our FFL for $0 as a promotional item which would void any tax on the item and you would have to pay the transfer fee.
Promotional items under $2000 in value are not taxable in any state unless total accrued value over the course of a year totals or exceeds $7500 as far as my understanding goes."
My question is. Are they correct. Would a sales receipt stating $0 and stating it as a promotional item void the tax?
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In most cases, the "use" tax is the same as any sales tax and is applied on items bought from out of state sources. I worked for a utility and we remitted use taxes to the state coffers in the millions of dollars every year on purchases from out of state manufacturers - basic S.O.P.
Many states are enacting sales/use taxes on areas previously not taxed - like attorney services, etc. - all part of the game to increase decreased tax revenues in lieu of cutting spending
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