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Sorry I'm not seeming to be very active, funds are not in my favor currently. Soon enough my VA disability will hit so that will no longer be an issue, and i'll be bothering everyone a lot more as I transform my 250 into a monster.
Did you change oil filter recently?
Do you use ford oil filters and know you have a oem oil cap? Aftermarket filter and caps usually don't work properly and let oil drain without being filtered. Lots to read on fte, hope you get more help..
if the low side looses pressure the hpop can't build pressure to start. Not sure, just throwing it out there.
Hit the nail on the head (i've just been broke) got the non OEM cap replaced with an OEM one yesterday new oil and filter (Delo 400 and FL2016) ICP still isn't spiking like it should, I didn't record my values last night while i was out there but it took it about 10-15 seconds just to get over 200. I am just greatful that yall are helpin me out with all of this, progress is progress right
Yes, just don't throw parts at it lets get to the root of the problem and save some money so you can spend it on the RIGHT things before you make it a monster
Should i go ahead and get the stuff to do the air test through the icp port? Also i disconnected the icp yesterday to have the pcm use the default settings and it was still a hard start. The truck will start it just takes entirely too long, i'm not wanting to buy a starter in the near future due to a hard start situation.
KOEO
icp 0
ipr 14.8
ficm main power 48.5
ficm logic power 10.5
cranking
icp 74 after about 30 seconds
ipr 84.7
ficm main no change
ficm logic dropped to 7.5
you only had 74 at cranking should be at least 540+ If your going for a ICP Riffraff has the better price I just payed 170 and some change didnt have time to shop .
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