2005 6.0 no start
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Post the Exact DTC
How did all this start going down theres a lot going on here
Give us the long story
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PCM has to see that 500psi before it turns on injectors so it looks Directly at ICPV
ICP has 5volt V-ref for quality control
IPR isn't monitored for quality Directly at the valve so it wont use its value like that
Plus its not programmed that way and cant be programmed that way really by operating characteristics
it would start until the IPR or something blew out
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My 6.0 has been flawless until I started having the crank no start when hot issue. After the truck would cool down it would start. I'm guessing I need stand pipes and dummy plugs. I never got around to installing those and excessive cranking killed my FICM. So I had my FICM repaired by Ed, bought a new alt, new batteries, new 6.0 starter.... Now I have the Torque Pro app for PIDs.
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Mountain Pass
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Yes, ICP fault code was there before I unplugged it.
I don't have CMP/CKP sync on my torque pro app, yet. Anyone know how to set up the Torque Pro to monitor that??
I don't have CMP/CKP sync on my torque pro app, yet. Anyone know how to set up the Torque Pro to monitor that??
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I was able to remove the passenger side dummy plug. The old (original) passenger side dummy plug has no rips or tears on the O rings. However, they appear to me more flat than the OEM replacement dummy plugs. I put in the new passenger side dummy plug and now trying to remove the passenger side Stand Pipe. It hits the fire shield. Should I remove the stand pipe in 2 pieces?? I would like to put the new stand pipe in (itch has the white washers) because the O rings look flatter than the new OEM replacement O rings. Any thoughts???
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Ok, looks like the improvements are only to the top part of the stand pipe. I removed the top part and replaced with the improved top part. Putting the passenger side back together. I will try and start it once put back together. I will report back what happens!!