MontanaJack
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So I towed my 1979 bumper pull camper this weekend. It's 27' long and weights approximately 5500lbs. When I got to my destination I realized I'd cracked the fuel line that feeds the fuel filter. Fuel everywhere! So I fixed it and then started noticing things.... On my trip down, smoke was at a minimum. Really the best I've seen it yet. I cruised about 60-65 at 600 degrees egt. On the way back it smoked like crazy. White smoke. And I was lucky if I could get to 60mph. Had enough power but egts were too high. On flat ground 55mph = 6psi boost and 900 degrees egt.
The glow plugs are new.. Month old. And the injectors and return lines were all replaced last week.
Timing? Air? IP? Fuel filter?
It's a 1991 250 manual, with the banks sidewinder.
Also I ran it hard without the trailer when I got back. Egts were still high but I noticed at WOT boost would hit 10 as normal, rpms would rise quickly, but not my speed. Could it be the clutch even though it's a manual?
The glow plugs are new.. Month old. And the injectors and return lines were all replaced last week.
Timing? Air? IP? Fuel filter?
It's a 1991 250 manual, with the banks sidewinder.
Also I ran it hard without the trailer when I got back. Egts were still high but I noticed at WOT boost would hit 10 as normal, rpms would rise quickly, but not my speed. Could it be the clutch even though it's a manual?