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IPR (injection pressure regulator).. its located in the HPOP case below the Turbo. make sure there are no shorts visible and the plug is tight..
ICP(injection control pressure). i belive is in the the RH valve cover.. check same as above. also with the key on engine off it should see around .2 volts.
You'll need a scanner. Check with your local auto parts stores. Some will scan for free, but they usually cant read the FORD specific codes. But will lead you in the right direction.
ok yea ive been checking the autopart store to buy one but i dont know which is the best to get i cant have them scan it it stick in my yard lol this sucks so much i just got this truck 3 mouths ago and i was takeing her in at 8 am this moring to ford to have it checked out
how do u send a pm msg ?
Click on someones name and if youre allowed to send a message it will show up there. You need to have a specific number of posts first. I think its 25 tho
As Benny said, before doing anything get the codes read if you can and get both batteries charged up and LOAD TESTED (individually). Replace them both if even one is bad.
The best tool for troubleshooting on your own is an Autoenginuity. It is fairly expensive. The ScanGaugeII is much cheaper and very good. It can help you identify an issue w/ the high pressure oil system (which is what you are looking for when you try to get voltages from the ICP sensor). You can get it quickly at Autozone (apprx $170), or get it a little cheaper by joining (free) cleanmpg.com and requesting it through their forum ($135).
How many posts for this same issue have you posted? You should pick one and have the others deleted IMO.
I sent him a PM directing him back to this thread Mark. Hopefully, he'll be back to check in on it. I've moved several of these out of the SD forum trying to get him some help. Let's see if this works.