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Which CPS is the good one?
Tonight on the way home the truck cut-out a couple of times and the check engine light came one. When I got home I read the codes and it said something about a faulty CPS. I have a spare gray one...is this a good or bad one?
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The original black one, is better than the grey one, but was the one that tended to die and was recalled. I stilll have one installed in the truck and a spare (no it's not for sale 
). I had a grey one in the replacement engine, and when I changed back to the original, I gained about 2 MPG.
Here's a thread that should tell you what you need to know.
http://www.thedieselstop.com/forums/...s-test-257398/
). I had a grey one in the replacement engine, and when I changed back to the original, I gained about 2 MPG.Here's a thread that should tell you what you need to know.
http://www.thedieselstop.com/forums/...s-test-257398/
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The original black one, is better than the grey one, but was the one that tended to die and was recalled. I stilll have one installed in the truck and a spare (no it's not for sale ). I had a grey one in the replacement engine, and when I changed back to the original, I gained about 2 MPG.
Here's a thread that should tell you what you need to know.
http://www.thedieselstop.com/forums/...s-test-257398/
). I had a grey one in the replacement engine, and when I changed back to the original, I gained about 2 MPG.Here's a thread that should tell you what you need to know.
http://www.thedieselstop.com/forums/...s-test-257398/
Do you recommend I not install the Gray one and go with the newer Blue one?Griz
02 F250, 4X4, 4R100, 3.73, B&M Transmission Pan, Edge CTS Digital Gage, Tymar 4" Exhaust, Tymar Intake & HPX & TS 6 Position Chip. IH Bellowed Up-Pipes, RiffRaff AIH delete plug, Riffraff FRx Kit. 6.0 Transmission Cooler. Dieselsite Coolant filter & Transmission filter & 203 Thermostat & WW2 & TurboMaster & inter-cooler boots. BD CCV filter. Driven Diesel Fuel Tank Mod & Pre-Pump Filter. John Wood's valve body.
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The older blue one (its for the 94-97 trucks, but works better than the grey one...)
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The older blue one (its for the 94-97 trucks, but works better than the grey one...)
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02 F250, 4X4, 4R100, 3.73, B&M Transmission Pan, Edge CTS Digital Gage, Tymar 4" Exhaust, Tymar Intake & HPX & TS 6 Position Chip. IH Bellowed Up-Pipes, RiffRaff AIH delete plug, Riffraff FRx Kit. 6.0 Transmission Cooler. Dieselsite Coolant filter & Transmission filter & 203 Thermostat & WW2 & TurboMaster & inter-cooler boots. BD CCV filter. Driven Diesel Fuel Tank Mod & Pre-Pump Filter. John Wood's valve body.
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When I put a blue one in place of the grey one the dealer forced on me, it felt like I had chipped the truck. I finally rounded up enough black ones that I am running those now. I couldn't feel a difference between the black and the blue, but going to the grey makes it feel like you're running on 6 cylinders.
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When I put a blue one in place of the grey one the dealer forced on me, it felt like I had chipped the truck. I finally rounded up enough black ones that I am running those now. I couldn't feel a difference between the black and the blue, but going to the grey makes it feel like you're running on 6 cylinders.
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02 F250, 4X4, 4R100, 3.73, B&M Transmission Pan, Edge CTS Digital Gage, Tymar 4" Exhaust, Tymar Intake & HPX & TS 6 Position Chip. IH Bellowed Up-Pipes, RiffRaff AIH delete plug, Riffraff FRx Kit. 6.0 Transmission Cooler. Dieselsite Coolant filter & Transmission filter & 203 Thermostat & WW2 & TurboMaster & inter-cooler boots. BD CCV filter. Driven Diesel Fuel Tank Mod & Pre-Pump Filter. John Wood's valve body.
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