ICP Readings
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ICP Readings
I have heard that an ICP > 600 is required to start the engine. I was wondering what the ICP limit is for the engine to stop running.
At idle I am a 640 +/- 2psi but on a coast down (no throttle coming to a stop light) I have seen downwards of 595 psi for a reading or two (using Torque to monitor). Is this something to be concerned about? I just did am oil change yesterday with motorcraft oils and filters and still see the same readings so it seems to be independent of oil age.
At idle I am a 640 +/- 2psi but on a coast down (no throttle coming to a stop light) I have seen downwards of 595 psi for a reading or two (using Torque to monitor). Is this something to be concerned about? I just did am oil change yesterday with motorcraft oils and filters and still see the same readings so it seems to be independent of oil age.
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I seen on something that someone posted here that 625 was desired. Mine is like yours as it idles at about 585. Glad to see that this is normal. I love this truck and this engine but sometimes paranoia gets the best of you. To the OP, sorry for the HiJack.
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Most scanners only see ICP desired versus ICP actual which is based off the ICP volts.
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That makes sense. My truck is a 2006. Thanks for the input.
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