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Should oil be flowing out of icp opening when motor is turned over?
It should shoot across the truck and into the driveway.
I agree with Tpayne. Either the IPR or HPOP are done if your reservoir was full while not getting oil out of the ICP hole. Seems like most people have at least a little bit of flow when the IPR is bad so I’m leaning towards HPOP. I think using an IPR block off tool could confirm.
What about pulling one hpop line off from head and cranking motor over. Sounds a bit to much but all tools needed to dead head oil system has to be bought and will take days to ship.
Forscan had ipr at 65% meaning pcm was trying to build oil pressure closing ipr
Correct. That's what the pcm was commanding the ipr to do. Doesn't mean it was actually doing it. I've had them fail and stick before and wouldn't build pressure. And had another where the magnet solenoid part would quit when it got hot and would cause a no start no run until it cooled off.
I thought even with a bad ipr I should still see oil in rails after icp has been pulled? A good hpop when motor is cranking will produce some oil pressure regardless or maybe I’m not fully understanding. I know oil flow splits after lpop, one side to oil cooler and other to engine and could take a bit to flow out of icp opening.
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If ipr is stuck open or a issue with the wiring it will be bypassing most if not all of the oil the hpop is producing straight back to the oil pan.
Notn aying the ipr is 100% the issue but I have had 2 go bad and cause a no start no run. I did not take the icp sensor out to check for oil in the rails at that time though.
I've been wanting to stay away from this nightmare and just follow...
how did you spill coolant....shouldn't nee to remove any coolant lines to access HPOP or cover/ resi.
you said you got a bunch of metal in the resi screen...this tells me the pump came apart and probably clogged your IPR as well. if you have the skills, you can possibly rebuilt the IPR, but I'm pretty sure you toasted your HPOP or it toasted itself...that's what my Stealth SRP did...was fine until it just failed for no reason
I've been wanting to stay away from this nightmare and just follow...
how did you spill coolant....shouldn't nee to remove any coolant lines to access HPOP or cover/ resi.
you said you got a bunch of metal in the resi screen...this tells me the pump came apart and probably clogged your IPR as well. if you have the skills, you can possibly rebuilt the IPR, but I'm pretty sure you toasted your HPOP or it toasted itself...that's what my Stealth SRP did...was fine until it just failed for no reason
I had to remove access cover to check bolt that attaches to hpop and coolant line on top of water pump was in the way.
The actual pieces of metal are aluminum so not sure what part of oil system is compromised of aluminum. Not sure what hpop is made of but guessing aluminum but pieces would have to travel out of pump and make their way back around oil system which I guess is possible. What’s makes a hpop break apart?
Yes
flow to the reservoir is good, I did not measure psi, should be between 7 - 12, but did a quick video of oil flowing out of reservoir fill port. Seems all that has been done points to hpop, which I installed November 2018.
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