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: 2004 LLY Changes


hoot
02-15-2004, 10:04 PM
2004 LLY Duramax:

Fuel pressure regulator:
Internal design change and external wiring connection change.

Fuel rails:
Design change to incorporate fuel pressure sensor and pressure limit valve in or on the rails.

Fuel injector:
New CRIN 2 Bosch design and injector orientation has changed to outside of the engine.

Fuel pressure sensor:
Higher pressure reading ability and sealing method changed to bite type seat.

Fuel injector return lines:
New design external to engine.

Fuel pump:
Adapter flange new design with vent, new KUEV valve settings.

FICM:(Fuel Injection Control Module)
Cooling plate change, CRIN 2 software.

ECM:(Engine Control Module)
New Delphi processor.

Cylinder Head:
Includes integrated injector tubes and modified intake port locations.

Valve Cover:
New design to accommodate injectors moving outside of the engine.

Serpentine Belt:
New material.

Turbocharger:
New VVT design from Garrett

EGR Valve:
New design controlled by DC motor and new supplier EGR cooler.

HP fuel line routing:
High pressure fuel line routing has changed due to the removal of the Function Block.

PCV System:
Design changed from open system to a closed system with fewer parts.

Intercooler design with plastic tank ends.

Glow Plugs:
New design low voltage 4.7V PWM control

Glow Plug Controller:
New design fast glow controlled by CAN, pre and post glow.

Cam Sensor:
New design and supplier Denso.

Crank Sensor:
New design and supplier Denso.

VPS:(Vane Position Sensor)
VVT turbo control.

Turbo Control Solenoid Valve:(Vane Position Sensor)
Additional component to actuate VVT turbo.

New design starter

Intake Air Heater and Function Block are gone.

Heads, High Pressure pump and injectors are specific to 2004-up engines. Edited by: hoot

Burner
02-16-2004, 10:42 AM
Thanks Hoot,


What are the "new" line pressures?


Thanks,


Burner

hoot
02-16-2004, 11:21 AM
Burner,

I don't know. Need an insider that has the latest specs to answer that one. Which specific line pressure are you speaking of?