Died on road
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Camshaft
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Sensor.
Ford calls it a CMP, but what do they know.
They have a history of going bad, sometimes slowly, sometimes like snapping your fingers.
On edit: and HPOPs are not common failures. More likely causes of sudden loss of Injection Control Pressure (ICP) is a bad Injection Pressure Regulator (IPR) or ICP sensor. Be nice to know the DTC codes they pulled, if you can get those. Or maybe if they say low ICP from a code they pulled, could be something else entirely now and the code is 6 years old. Know the service history? Any chips or tunes on it?
Position
Sensor.
Ford calls it a CMP, but what do they know.
They have a history of going bad, sometimes slowly, sometimes like snapping your fingers.
On edit: and HPOPs are not common failures. More likely causes of sudden loss of Injection Control Pressure (ICP) is a bad Injection Pressure Regulator (IPR) or ICP sensor. Be nice to know the DTC codes they pulled, if you can get those. Or maybe if they say low ICP from a code they pulled, could be something else entirely now and the code is 6 years old. Know the service history? Any chips or tunes on it?
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Could it be an issue with the chip coming loose and possible frying the PCM or other problems? I am not familiar with super chips so I don't know if it connects to the PCM or the OBD II port. Do the dash lights and WTS light come on?
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All lights work it just died while driving. The superchip is a programmer that plugs in under dash and you choose which program to run then unplug. Very old school, 14 years old. I haven't changed programs in years.
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