From 2004 to measure the ICP pressure?
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The ICP sensor measures high pressure oil system pressure. High pressure oil ultimately determines the amount of fuel introduced to the cylinder by the injector. Here's a diagram showing the basics.
ICP readings should be stable at idle. If it's jumping around you probably have a bad ICP sensor, or a problem with the wiring going to it.
The only thing that really affects fuel pressure during normal operation, is mass fuel flow. High demand will lower fuel pressure as the fuel pump works at it's limit to keep up with the higher demand.
ICP readings should be stable at idle. If it's jumping around you probably have a bad ICP sensor, or a problem with the wiring going to it.
The only thing that really affects fuel pressure during normal operation, is mass fuel flow. High demand will lower fuel pressure as the fuel pump works at it's limit to keep up with the higher demand.
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ICP
Key on engine off = 0
Low Idle = 625.5
High Idle = 1400 - 1450
Operating Range = 0 - 4045
PRESSURE (PSI) ICP Desired
Mine runs at idle about 590 currently. This is after motor is hot. ( At operating temp. )
When I have "WOT" ( wide open throttle ) I have seen it get to around 3800.
Next time I drive it, I'll watch to see if mine fluctuates very much.
This is the first I've seen an "issue" with the variance of readings like you show.
Key on engine off = 0
Low Idle = 625.5
High Idle = 1400 - 1450
Operating Range = 0 - 4045
PRESSURE (PSI) ICP Desired
Mine runs at idle about 590 currently. This is after motor is hot. ( At operating temp. )
When I have "WOT" ( wide open throttle ) I have seen it get to around 3800.
Next time I drive it, I'll watch to see if mine fluctuates very much.
This is the first I've seen an "issue" with the variance of readings like you show.
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