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So I was having problems with a long crank when cold. I thought I had it narrowed down to dummy plugs. I changed the dummy plugs and stand pipes and now it seems to have even longer starts. I lubed the O-rings before I installed. I unplugged the ICP and it starts right up. The truck is a 06 F250 4x4 CC SRW with 103K. I guess my question is what could I have done when I did the work or could it be the ICP sensor. When I crank the ICP reads 137 when it starts. My scan gauge is set at fast. I have sycn on ficm and cam/crank. Also when I stop and then try to start it back up it still takes a long time to start. Thanks for any help.
Ok so I did some measurements. KOEO ICP 3 ICPV.23 IPR 14.4 Cranking ICP 170 When it started ICPV 1.8 IPR 77 RPM 550 it toke 8 seconds to start. Cold idle ICP 1134 ICPV 1.32 IPR 32 Idle 744. Warm RPM 2500 ICP 1600 ICPV 1.8 IPR 44 Warm Idle ICP 581 ICPV .8 IPR 22. After it was warm I turned it off and restarted it and it took 3 seconds to start.
Ok so I did some measurements. KOEO ICP 3 ICPV.23 IPR 14.4 Cranking ICP 170 When it started ICPV 1.8 IPR 77 RPM 550 it toke 8 seconds to start. Cold idle ICP 1134 ICPV 1.32 IPR 32 Idle 744. Warm RPM 2500 ICP 1600 ICPV 1.8 IPR 44 Warm Idle ICP 581 ICPV .8 IPR 22. After it was warm I turned it off and restarted it and it took 3 seconds to start.
So the ICP sensor Looks OK
Looks like a Leaker Your IPR is 4% making Up for Lost Oil at High Idle WAS EOT at 185*F at Test??
DO you feel Like a Oil Rail Nipple Killed an Inject oring or something?? Did the rail seam hard to line up
I think you Keep it Together and AIR TEST IT!!!!COLD