ICP and IPR
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ICP and IPR
So I just got torque pro set up and I have not looked at ICP and IPR since I had some work done. New oil cooler injectors and all that jazz
At a hot idle I am getting
580-590 psi ICP
And 22.8% IPR
Does this seem a little low or are these good numbers for a hot idle?
At a hot idle I am getting
580-590 psi ICP
And 22.8% IPR
Does this seem a little low or are these good numbers for a hot idle?
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MY BAD....You're right, I forgot about the 03/04 ran higher icp. I didn't pay attention to his model year.
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ICP and IPR
Dang 
Every thing high pressure oil wise was replaced except for the high pressure oil pump. Go figure. I just could not afford it at the time.
Will it be ok for a while like this?
When I had the work done they put back in 15w40 non synthetic Rotella.
I normally use 5w40 T6.
It always starts immediately hot or cold.
Will see what it says in the morning after its had a good cold soak.
I will also try returning to stock.
Every thing high pressure oil wise was replaced except for the high pressure oil pump. Go figure. I just could not afford it at the time.
Will it be ok for a while like this?
When I had the work done they put back in 15w40 non synthetic Rotella.
I normally use 5w40 T6.
It always starts immediately hot or cold.
Will see what it says in the morning after its had a good cold soak.
I will also try returning to stock.
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Dang
Every thing high pressure oil wise was replaced except for the high pressure oil pump. Go figure. I just could not afford it at the time.
Will it be ok for a while like this?
When I had the work done they put back in 15w40 non synthetic Rotella.
I normally use 5w40 T6.
It always starts immediately hot or cold.
Will see what it says in the morning after its had a good cold soak.
I will also try returning to stock.
Every thing high pressure oil wise was replaced except for the high pressure oil pump. Go figure. I just could not afford it at the time.
Will it be ok for a while like this?
When I had the work done they put back in 15w40 non synthetic Rotella.
I normally use 5w40 T6.
It always starts immediately hot or cold.
Will see what it says in the morning after its had a good cold soak.
I will also try returning to stock.
You're using the Edge too, right?
Josh
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ICP and IPR
Yep those numbers were not on a stock tune.
I was on a 65 HP daily tune
I was monotoring on torque app.
I will return to stock in the morning and see what it is cold and after it warms up
I was on a 65 HP daily tune
I was monotoring on torque app.
I will return to stock in the morning and see what it is cold and after it warms up
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Even simpler. If your ICP sensor is at the back of the engine, under the turbo, you have the '03-early '04 engine. If your ICP sensor is on the right valve cover adjacent to the GPCM, you have the late '04 and up engine.
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Reading the code descriptions for some of the ICP codes it says that if ICP drops below 650 the pcm is supposed to use default values. I have never observed this actually happen while reading data logs. Has anyone else seen this actually happen?
Sorry for the side track but it is related to ICP.
Sorry for the side track but it is related to ICP.
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ICP and IPR
I know that, but I think one can still go in the other. "Same threads/pigtail"?