Bad IPR electromagnet
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From: Chattanooga, TN
I have a new IPR unit ready to install and the coil reads a steady 10.6 ohms. A buddy with an older 7.3 (who is electrically inclined) found his coil to be bad, replaced only the coil and he was good to go.
I would suggest when suspecting an IPR issue to easily remove the coil and check the resistance - that's a no-brainer.
I would suggest when suspecting an IPR issue to easily remove the coil and check the resistance - that's a no-brainer.
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I have a new IPR unit ready to install and the coil reads a steady 10.6 ohms. A buddy with an older 7.3 (who is electrically inclined) found his coil to be bad, replaced only the coil and he was good to go.
I would suggest when suspecting an IPR issue to easily remove the coil and check the resistance - that's a no-brainer.
I would suggest when suspecting an IPR issue to easily remove the coil and check the resistance - that's a no-brainer.
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Chattanooga, TN
Bigtruc,
I too am interested in if and where one can find just the coil.
He purchased the whole unit and did not wish to mess with the other part.
The whole unit is a little testy to get to and remove.
I too am interested in if and where one can find just the coil.
He purchased the whole unit and did not wish to mess with the other part.
The whole unit is a little testy to get to and remove.
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From: Mesa AZ
List price for the IPR (part number 1841086C91) is $672.40.
My company discount price is $380 and some change AND....there is a core charge of $98.50 also.
Talk about highway robbery. This is the same place that tried to charge me over $500 for a fan clutch last summer...
I am going to have a talk with the manager over there. Our corporate fleet manager is retiring on Friday so I'll be in charge of my local fleet going forward. I'll be totally done with International unless they start being a little bit more reasonable with their prices.
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Holy Bejeezus... Hate to see the prices for someone walking in off the street. Wow!!! That ain't Walmart fer sure.
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From: Mesa AZ
That's why I really value the various vendors such as Riffraff, Diesel-O-rings and PartsGuyEd (when he was in business...). We have a Parker store here in town where you can get stuff in a pinch but Bob has done such a great job assembling the various parts and offers a reasonable price that it's just easier to order from him or Clay when time permits. International did help me out a few weeks ago with a pair of HPOP hoses at $95 each...but I had to practically beg them to sell it to me for that price.
For our work fleet...I can literally order 3 sets of HPOP hoses from Clay for less than one single tow bill to International. As soon as I am in charge of my work fleet, Clay will be getting a pretty big order of stuff.....I hope he is ready.
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