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Injector pump or Fuel Filter

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Old Jun 15, 2007 | 12:24 PM
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Pulled a 10,000 lb trailer this weekend with my 01 duramax - 180,000 miles. The first 10 minutes check engine soon light comes on. 30 minutes later i pull over and the power was gone. I could not get out of second gear. I pulled off my hypertech programmer and put back into factory settings. Truck ran fine for 10 minutes but about 60 mph truck just lost power. Could not get over 30 MPH. Took trailer off and truck ran fine. I had the injectors replaced 40K back. Took the truck to the dealer and the code said injector pump failure. He then said that the fuel filter was really bad. I just changed in 2000 miles back. I have to pick the trailer up and take in 300 miles this weekend. Should I trust that I had bad gas and a dirtly filter or get the pump replaced?[/align]
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Old Jun 15, 2007 | 5:29 PM
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I don't know how sensitive those trucks are to fuel pressure loss. But I do know that most programers will give you more power by adding more pressure in the fuel rails. It could be possible that the factory pump was overworked, and cannot keep enough pressure now. I would see if you could get the fuel pressure checked. I'm not sure about stock but it should be somewhere between 20,000 and 26,000 psi.
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