My truck has had unusually long cranking time since I purchased it in 09. After sitting all night or all day when its cold it takes about 5-7 secs to turnover. I got a SG II recently and I have been monitoring the ICP and IPR values. Here's what I got.
Key in start position:
ICP = 0
IPR = 14.4
Cranking motor:
ICP = 65
IPR = 77
I run all OEM filters and caps. The batteries are strong and I test them every six months. The alternator was replaced 5 months ago, and the FICM was replaced two years ago. I'm quite sure that I have a HPO system problem, but I'm not sure were to start. Should I replace the IPR and see what that does? Or should I look some where else?
69, not sure what you are reading with icp and ipr. You want to look at psi on the icp and duty cycle % on the ipr. I have an early 04 and have been going through this for the past 3 months. So far I have only found a bad pigtail on the ipr. I also had a battery drain that I hope I have found and fixed. Check the voltage on the ficm, check all wiring and connections around the ficm, icp, ipr. You should have at least 400 psi at the icp and 24-27% duty cycle on ipr during cranking. I have found there are many causes. How are your fuel filters? Do you have good pressure on fuel? Last oil change, what is the level. I know much of this is redundent but I have found to look at everything. Everyone will need more info to really give assistance.
God Bless and good luck
The values I gave are in PSI for the ICP & % for the IPR. The FICM voltage is always at 47.5 to 48. I have also checked every wire loom i can find for chaffing and loose connections and I didn't find any. The fuel filters where changed 5K miles ago, and I don't have a way to check fuel pressure.(I don't think that the SG can read fuel pressure?) I just changed the oil last week, so the oil level is good. I've had this problem ever since I bought the truck and it has been very frustrating.
Also, I scan for codes periodically and there are never any to retrieve.
My truck has had unusually long cranking time since I purchased it in 09. After sitting all night or all day when its cold it takes about 5-7 secs to turnover. I got a SG II recently and I have been monitoring the ICP and IPR values. Here's what I got.
Key in start position:
ICP = 0
IPR = 14.4
Cranking motor:
ICP = 65
IPR = 77
I run all OEM filters and caps. The batteries are strong and I test them every six months. The alternator was replaced 5 months ago, and the FICM was replaced two years ago. I'm quite sure that I have a HPO system problem, but I'm not sure were to start. Should I replace the IPR and see what that does? Or should I look some where else?
I would pull the IPR and check it first. If the screen is good then you're probably "OK". If not then replace the valve and retest. You might also want to pull the ICP sensor wire and crank the truck to see if a biased sensor is causing your start problem.
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When idling at normal operating temp 188 ECT, the ICP is 580 and the IPR is 22. Is their a kit that I can buy that has a new stand pipe and dummy plugs? Do you know of detailed repair procedure for this fix?
With those numbers, you don't have a leak, or at least not anything significant. I have heard of a similar symptom caused by a minor air leak, which allows the HPOP to drain out over night when the truck is parked either nose down or nose up (I forget). Anyway, if it's always nose down slightly where you park it, try turning it around and see if it still does it.
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It doesn't matter if its nose down, nose up, or sitting flat. It always does it. It will fire up quickly like it should if you start 30 minutes after you shut it down. But after about 2 1/2 hrs the crank time starts to get longer.
When idling at normal operating temp 188 ECT, the ICP is 580 and the IPR is 22. Is their a kit that I can buy that has a new stand pipe and dummy plugs? Do you know of detailed repair procedure for this fix?
Thanks
Those numbers are good no majoir leak BUT
So I take it that right when you first start cranking ICP is way Low and after a 5-7 second crank the ICP will shoot up and start sound about right
If so^^^^^^^^^^ sounds like a HPO seal or maybe even an Injector seal shrinks and bleeds off pressure this might be a Hard one to find
you might even have to air test when Cold IDK
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