New phasers = power loss

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smurfslayer

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ok if you’re stock then unlikely the inlet tubes are an issue.

Good luck, hopefully a quick fix.
 
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Update. Tracked down previous owner via registration left in glovebox at dealer… said he never tuned it. Dealership said they did flash the computer. Which might explain lack of responsiveness from a stop. I dunno told them to keep it and do 60k and service tranny.
 
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Update. Tracked down previous owner via registration left in glovebox at dealer… said he never tuned it. Dealership said they did flash the computer. Which might explain lack of responsiveness from a stop. I dunno told them to keep it and do 60k and service tranny.

Meant to update. Kept it for another week. They inadvertently figured out front end slight grown and rattle. Check valve iwe.
 
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UPDATE

For the next person. Don’t like to leave threads incomplete.

Went to local shop that I’ve used for years for a flat tire. Started talking performance, phasers, etc with new guy that was a ford tech for years 20+. Said I need to make sure and do a throttle reset BEFORE KAM reset not just a KAM reset. He did both and truck is back to before phaser r&r. This make any sense?
 
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