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Truck shutters under WOT

dhession13

New Member
Sep 7, 2025
1
0
Truck Year
2016
Hello everyone, seeing if anyone can help me figure out an issue with my truck. I have recently bought this truck and Im having issues. Truck starts, runs fine. Truck runs up and down the road fine. I have no issues when accelerating 50-60% throttle. Anything over that the truck developes a shutter.

I have a snap on triton. with that I can see fuel rail pressure actual vs commanded. HPFP will hold rail perfectly till around 20k psi. Then it drops. What is weird is that if i remain in the throttle and push through the shutter I can see the HPFP reach 22-23k but it is usually 9-10k short of what desired psi is.

I have hooked up a gauge to test the intake fuel pump. Its a harbor freight kit but i get consistant pressure around 70 ish psi. Which from what ive read is within range of a good pump.

Im at a lost on what it could be. The HPFP looks to be replaced at some point recent. its shiny in color when everything around it is oxidized aluminum.

With the scanner I can also see injector rates. I have no outliers all six injectors range from .2 to -.2

Any help would be greatly appreciated. This forum has been super helpful to get this far hopefully someone on here can help me get this thing going. Thank you
 

Dream Big

Member
Feb 1, 2017
56
24
Truck Year
2015
Replace the fuel filter, clean your MAF, make sure your turbo boot is securely fastened.
 
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