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I am the owner of a 2007 F-250 and recently I've been having issues when starting my truck once the engine is warmed up, I have a scanner, so I went ahead and looked at the codes and I got, multiple codes for low circuit injector number 1 through 8.
I looked at the FICM voltage and it's going anywhere from 46v-48v mostly staying on 48v. I looked through the forums and found someone having a similar issue with the starting, he ended up replacing the IPR valve and I believe it solved his problems. With the FICM having that low of voltage I figure it needs to be replaced anyway and called Eds FICM repair for a price however I'm not sure if I should go ahead and pull the trigger on a new IPR valve. Any help will be appreciated!
I also tested the batteries and alternator to see what caused the FICM to fail or drop voltage in the first place. Everything checked out fine I plan on buying an upgraded alternator as well even though the voltage was fine.
Last edited by BigBlue6.slow; Feb 26, 2024 at 12:05 AM.
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An IPR might fix the issue, but then again might not. Without a scan tool like FORscan to watch live data you’re kind of just shooting in the dark. Your FICM voltage appears to be in spec BTW, below 45v would be concerning. Hot no start sounds like a high pressure oil leak….
You’ll also get more help over in the 6.0 section of the forum. I suggest you get FORscan and post over there for more help. Good luck.
Hot no starts are usually a leak in the high pressure oil system. Watch IPR and ICP during cranking, you'll typically see IPR go full closed (85%) and the ICP not build above 500psi. Truck won't start until the ICP is over 500psi. Check the ICP volts as well as the PCM can infer the ICP if the sensor is wonky.
Could not test the IPR today but did test the ICP and its only getting up to 380psi with the oil temp at 175F, with that knowledge im going to order the IPR socket along with getting the FORscan