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Originally Posted by Dually02
How do you drain the reservoir?
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sorry to be late in the conversation but I have to look at my IPR now, what is an IPR sensor , what does it do ??? where is it and is it going to cost me another mortgage payment ??
my latest symptoms are while I'm cranking, oil pressure gauge is not moving.
thanks for any help
my latest symptoms are while I'm cranking, oil pressure gauge is not moving.
thanks for any help
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Originally Posted by ajf99ford
sorry to be late in the conversation but I have to look at my IPR now, what is an IPR sensor , what does it do ??? where is it and is it going to cost me another mortgage payment ??
my latest symptoms are while I'm cranking, oil pressure gauge is not moving.
thanks for any help
my latest symptoms are while I'm cranking, oil pressure gauge is not moving.
thanks for any help
works in conjuction with the ICP(Injection Control Pressure) sensor.
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From: Orange County, California
Originally Posted by Dually02
How do you drain the reservoir?
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From: Racine Wi
ajf99ford, the oil pressure gauge on the dash reads pressure from the low pressure side (lubrication) and has nothing to do with the high pressure side except providing a full high pressure reservoir. It take 6-7 psi to make the gauge read "normal". Better check it out, because if it is working correctly, then you have a very serious problem. Does the term "spun bearings" mean anything to you? I recommend putting a manual gauge on there to make sure you really do have pressure, otherwise stop driving it!
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