28 degrees F. Cold start problem 6.0 powerstroke 2004 Ford Excursion

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128,000 miles
2004 ford excursion 6.0 power stroke diesel
28 degrees F
muffler deleted(still cated) 5 inch chrome tip
K N intake
Hyper tech level 2( always set like this)
leveling kit and 305/75-16 bfgoodrich all terrains tko 2(yes tires were too big but loved how it looked) and was also raised an inch with extra leaf springs
and thats all
south texas so not used to this cold weather at all

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• diesel
• hypertech
• cold
• start
• ford
• 6.0
• excursion
• powerstroke

[bobcat198423]

Plain and simple your not getting constant fuel!!!! Its a bad pump!!! Or possibly oiil injector pressure control sensor

[Jorge50505]

@bobcat198423 then how come once its warm it runs flawlessly its only on start up when its cold it does this

[ericeddy1976]

you have injector stiction, or a high pressure oil problem

[Jorge50505]

@ericeddy1976 probably right, cuz we added way to much lucas oil stabalizer in our last oil change but we dont own this truck any more but maybe others will learn from this.

[FordsAreSick11]

Jorge it does that because diesels have a glow plug that heats the block to keep the diesel and trany warm so it starts if it has 360 days of heat and 5 days of exstream cold it messes up the glow plug

[f350powerstroke]

Check the volts on the ficm, add rev-x to the oil and get rid of that programmer and airfilter ur using

[06dirtyblack]

Ficm

[TheFtp1234]

I meant to put without plugging it in

[TheFtp1234]

Had the same problem with mine it was a bad ficm now is starts good in cold weather with plugging it in

[Jorge50505]

@e36bimmerfan it is hypertech but we dont own this truck anymore