Time for a HPOP....Need Advice
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Time for a HPOP....Need Advice
The Excursion is only pushing 2900-3100 psi of oil pressure on a full throttle test at full temp after 30 minutes at temp. IPR at hot idle bounces between 22.1 and 25%. The numbers aren't super consistent though. If the engine has been at temp for 15 minutes the numbers check as good if not a touch low. I'm assuming the hpop is the culprit and am planning on an adrenaline.
Am I correct in my assumptions?
What pump is the best with stock pressure demands?
Thanks for any assistance, it is much appreciated!
Am I correct in my assumptions?
What pump is the best with stock pressure demands?
Thanks for any assistance, it is much appreciated!
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Maybe but not necessarily.
I'd get an air test fitting that replaces the IPR sensor and then air test the system. AFAIK a failed pump will result in gurgling back through the air filter and/or turbo feed so you want to pull the turbo feed line out and remove the oil filter cap so you can listen for those.
I'd get an air test fitting that replaces the IPR sensor and then air test the system. AFAIK a failed pump will result in gurgling back through the air filter and/or turbo feed so you want to pull the turbo feed line out and remove the oil filter cap so you can listen for those.
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Passenger side were done about a year ago along with new injectors on that side. Will be doing the driver's side with the remaining injector kits I have.
Thanks for the recommendation!
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Maybe but not necessarily.
I'd get an air test fitting that replaces the IPR sensor and then air test the system. AFAIK a failed pump will result in gurgling back through the air filter and/or turbo feed so you want to pull the turbo feed line out and remove the oil filter cap so you can listen for those.
I'd get an air test fitting that replaces the IPR sensor and then air test the system. AFAIK a failed pump will result in gurgling back through the air filter and/or turbo feed so you want to pull the turbo feed line out and remove the oil filter cap so you can listen for those.
Sounds good, I appreciate the info!
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Wouldn't the 3.0 ICPV correlate with the 2676 psi though? I'm trying to learn as much as I can so please bear with me!
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below is the Ford data for the old ICP sensor/engine:
Voltage....PSI
0.2.........0
0.4.........200
0.73.......400
0.96.......600
1.2.........800
1.4........1000
1.6........1200
1.9........1400
2.1........1600
2.3........1800
2.6........2000
2.8........2200
3.0........2400
3.3........2600
3.5........2800
3.8........3000
5.0........4045
Voltage....PSI
0.2.........0
0.4.........200
0.73.......400
0.96.......600
1.2.........800
1.4........1000
1.6........1200
1.9........1400
2.1........1600
2.3........1800
2.6........2000
2.8........2200
3.0........2400
3.3........2600
3.5........2800
3.8........3000
5.0........4045