I hit 1350 on my EGT's in some really deep pow ... I have a 2009 M8 PGT with the intercooler ...
I was running 17 20 40 ...
Was riding at probably 3/4-full throttle through some really deep pow, pow was so deep it was coming over the hood and I couldnt see my EGT's ... keep in mind this was on a road. Not even off-trail. We had a lot of snow.
All of a sudden, boom, sled dies instantly. I'm kinda sitting there stuck in a DEEP hole right now like "oh **** dont tell me this damned thing just seized up".
I waited a few minutes to calm down.
I grabbed the rope and gently pulled it to see if the sled was siezed. It wasn't.
Pulled the rope, started right back up ... checked my high temp, I had hit 1350 and 1339 on my EGT's ...
sled was idling fine. Started digging. ...
turned it around and rode it back to the truck just fine ...
It couldn't have been over 1300 for more than 10 seconds, which I know is a lot, but do you all think I somehow damaged the motor running it that hot?
I guess I'll know for sure tomorrow when I pull the plugs and look at the pistons, but this has me kinda worried...
It seems like every ride I go on, I'm having to screw with my fuel map ... EG, if I go ride at Rabbit Ears the map I use in the lower uinthas is rich, the map I use at RE is too lean for the lower uintahs .... but I'm riding 8300+ feet at both places?
Is that common for a turbo to bog and die like that? Give me some thoughts, thanks.
I was running 17 20 40 ...
Was riding at probably 3/4-full throttle through some really deep pow, pow was so deep it was coming over the hood and I couldnt see my EGT's ... keep in mind this was on a road. Not even off-trail. We had a lot of snow.
All of a sudden, boom, sled dies instantly. I'm kinda sitting there stuck in a DEEP hole right now like "oh **** dont tell me this damned thing just seized up".
I waited a few minutes to calm down.
I grabbed the rope and gently pulled it to see if the sled was siezed. It wasn't.
Pulled the rope, started right back up ... checked my high temp, I had hit 1350 and 1339 on my EGT's ...
sled was idling fine. Started digging. ...
turned it around and rode it back to the truck just fine ...
It couldn't have been over 1300 for more than 10 seconds, which I know is a lot, but do you all think I somehow damaged the motor running it that hot?
I guess I'll know for sure tomorrow when I pull the plugs and look at the pistons, but this has me kinda worried...
It seems like every ride I go on, I'm having to screw with my fuel map ... EG, if I go ride at Rabbit Ears the map I use in the lower uinthas is rich, the map I use at RE is too lean for the lower uintahs .... but I'm riding 8300+ feet at both places?
Is that common for a turbo to bog and die like that? Give me some thoughts, thanks.