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P1280
I’ve looked over this and everything I see to check measures accordingly ( https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/831355-trouble-code-p1280.html )
Alittle prior info. Awhile ago I was driving along truck died. I got it started but was running really rough. Pulled into a parking lot checked the codes. Can’t remember what came up but I unplugged the icp and have Been driving it since. But the SES light is driving me nuts. Also seen when I pulled the codes today it had a p0237 up and the P1280 come back up as soon as it is cleared. Plugged or unplugged I don’t see any change in the value. Could the sensor it’s self cause this? There is NOT any oil in the plug and the pig tail has been replaced.
My guess is the ICP sensor is sub par and PCM is not happy and throwing the P1280.
You could log a short run showing the ICP psi and Duty Cycle and we could see if the curves look realistic. It's a way to see if the ICP sensor is working properly.
Ford or IH only for sensors on these suckas, sorry to say.
My guess is the ICP sensor is sub par and PCM is not happy and throwing the P1280.
You could log a short run showing the ICP psi and Duty Cycle and we could see if the curves look realistic. It's a way to see if the ICP sensor is working properly.
Ford or IH only for sensors on these suckas, sorry to say.
i couldn’t figure out the log part of the app so I tried to take a video of it which is kind of hard since I can’t screen record on the tablet like I can my iPhone.
i couldn’t figure out the log part of the app so I tried to take a video of it which is kind of hard since I can’t screen record on the tablet like I can my iPhone.
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