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Old 10-16-2006, 12:40 PM
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Monitoring HPOP with AutoEnginuity?

I recently purchased the AutoEnginuity package with the Ford enhancement and I'm unable to figure out how to monitor the HPOP.

It must be listed as something other than 'HPOP' or 'High Pressure Oil Pump' I'm assuming?
 
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"Injection Control Pressure" and "Injection control regulator Duty Cycle" are two of them. This will show you the ICP and IPR sensors. You can also look at the voltage I believe
 
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I've monitored both the ICP & the duty cycle, I didn't realize that they were how you monitored HPOP though.
 
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ICP should be 450-500 at idle at about 11% DC and it should be 2800 at about 35% DC at WOT if your pump is providing everything asked of it. If your truck is stock (not tuner or chip) it should do this without any problems. If you are running a chip, you will probably not be that high. It isn't anything to worry about, it would just mean that you are not getting quite as good of performance as you could.
 
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you cant actually look at the HPOP. the ICP and IPR DC are the output of the HPOP.
Example:
If you have a low ICP (1600psi) and a hign IPR DC (90%) @ 1900 rpm your HPOP is straining to create pressure.

Mine is working good and at 2600rpm the icp can hit 3200psi with a 41% duty cycle
 
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Thanks for the info!
 
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Very good info, thanks
 
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And if yours is dying like mine is then you'll see 2100 PSI @ 65% DC
 
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And if yours is dying like mine is then you'll see 2100 PSI @ 65% DC
Or you have an Oil Airation issue
 
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Or you have an Oil Airation issue
True that some can have issues and the HPOP be perfectly healthy. But for me it's definately a weak HPOP. No leakdowns, no sticking IPR. I've checked and checked hoping for something else that was a cheaper solution. I'm just waiting for Bob R. to finish testing his Pulse unit and get it on the market. I went on his waiting list as soon as he posted info about it.
 
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I talked to him today Testing is coming along well. Look for an update around first of November.
 
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Saaaaaaaaaaawwwweeeeeeeeetttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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And if yours is dying like mine is then you'll see 2100 PSI @ 65% DC
I'm like you. Worse, actually...

 
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Holy Crap Batman! I thought I wanted Santa to get me one of those AEs but I'm not so sure now. Sometimes ignorance may just be bliss.
 
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tell me about it my AE package just got here today. now im scared what i may find.
 


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