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Old Jan 24, 2025 | 11:18 PM
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Can someone look at my log file and tell me it there's an issue with my cam phasers also should I be concerned with my oil pressure?

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Old Jan 25, 2025 | 11:47 AM
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Here is a shortened version I uploaded to data zap and everything looks good to me but I am worried about the noise and the oil pressure.

https://datazap.me/u/markhodges78/lo...12-13-14-17-18

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exhaust desired and actual
exhaust desired and actual
intake desired command and actual
intake desired command and actual
rpm and oil pressure
rpm and oil pressure
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Old Jan 26, 2025 | 10:03 AM
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Is this Forum active or is there another one that is? I've posted several questions without responses..
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Old Jan 27, 2025 | 07:59 AM
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This forum is quite active. Did you consider perhaps no one is familiar with your request so no response? Have you bothered to look for the Forscan sticky at the top of the forum page? It may be a better place to ask.
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Old Jan 27, 2025 | 05:04 PM
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This forum is quite active. Did you consider perhaps no one is familiar with your request so no response? Have you bothered to look for the Forscan sticky at the top of the forum page? It may be a better place to ask.
My apologies, I did not realize That no one would be familiar with with cam phaser activity since there was so much discussion on the forms about them i thought that someone would know what they should look like.. As far as the forsan sticky That is why I asked if there was another forum/topic. That would be a better location to get this infprobation.
but thank you for your insight.I will take my lashing in tuck tail
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Originally Posted by markhodges78
My apologies, I did not realize That no one would be familiar with with cam phaser activity since there was so much discussion on the forms about them i thought that someone would know what they should look like.. As far as the forsan sticky That is why I asked if there was another forum/topic. That would be a better location to get this infprobation.
but thank you for your insight.I will take my lashing in tuck tail
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Everything matches desired vs actual.. Why are you looking at this? Are you experiencing issues?
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Old Jan 27, 2025 | 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Sherman-GT350
Everything matches desired vs actual.. Why are you looking at this? Are you experiencing issues?
yes after looking at the information and learning what it all meant i realized the phaser was doing exactly what they were commanded to do . But the Truck sounds like a diesel at start up and a sewing machine when it's running. Then I was looking at the oil pressure and seen that it runs at 13 psi when warm so I dug into that and realized there is an oil pressure bypass solenoid that when commanded to 0 % the oil pressure is at 45 psi at idle and when commanded to 60% the oil pressure is around 13 psi at idle so my thinking is thats how it is designed for fuel economy
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Originally Posted by Wicked ace

lol wow how mature. Internet keyboard warrior here I said nothing in my post that was rude or disrespectful. But I appreciate your kindness.

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