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Hey guys, so this morning I go out and start my truck and it runs for about 10 sec and dies. Won't start again, doesn't even try. Noticed no blue smoke when trying. I opened and drained my water valve and turned key on to make sure was getting fuel. I'm thinking fuel filter??
Is there anything else I should look for?
Thanks guys!
Ok so i changed the fuel filter and got nothing. I scanned the computer and said PO1212, ICp voltage unexpected, I knew the sensor was going bad so i bought one a month ago so i changed it out and after a few cranks she pop and fired off. Then died about 10 sec later and back to nothing. Charging the batteries now.
I do have a scan tool it reads P1212 (ICP voltage not at expected level), Earlier it had a different code about the exhaust valve, Cant remember the name of it. Friend deleted it. After some more reading it was suggested the IPR? Thats on the back of the HPOP if im correct. I will go and check to make sure that thin nut is on.
Thanks for all the suggestions so far.
Put that nut back on, I am sure you did. It didn't make a difference, so as Fordman, said, the next thing to look at is live data while cranking, ICP, RPM, vehicle voltage, would be good to start with.
[QUOTE=HKusp;13962641]Put that nut back on, I am sure you did. It didn't make a difference, so as Fordman, said, the next thing to look at is live data while cranking, ICP, RPM, vehicle voltage, would be good to start with.[/QUOTE
The only live data i know how to get is from my gauges, Oil rises, Volts go down, Tach rises,WTS comes on, Check engine light isnt on.
I might just have it towed to ford since its only going to be 8 degreese today.
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