Dealer Deisel Diag. HELP!!!
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Originally Posted by Diesel Dave 04
If your ICP is that low Then The IPR is stuck open.
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Between 134 and 155 ICP. If an injector Popit sticks It will have 3-450 PSI I seen This Many times It is best to read the IPR Duty cycle and the ICP at the same time. If the IPR is stuck open The Duty cycle will go above 52% But the ICP will be below 300.
If the pressure is low and the duty cycle is low then something is telling it not to build pressure.
I say the IPR is stuck open Reach In a tap it lightly with a hamer and may be it will start or replace it.
If the pressure is low and the duty cycle is low then something is telling it not to build pressure.
I say the IPR is stuck open Reach In a tap it lightly with a hamer and may be it will start or replace it.
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I tried taping it but that didn't work. I found this:
Alliant Parts
The Injection Pressure Regulator (IPR) valve controls the oil bypass circuit of the high pressure pump. These new IPR valves are available for 1994-2003 Ford Power Stroke and International T444E / DT466E / I530E vehicles. $138.09
Do ya think thats a good enough deal?
Alliant PartsThe Injection Pressure Regulator (IPR) valve controls the oil bypass circuit of the high pressure pump. These new IPR valves are available for 1994-2003 Ford Power Stroke and International T444E / DT466E / I530E vehicles. $138.09
Do ya think thats a good enough deal?
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Originally Posted by Diesel Dave 04
That is not Bad, The best I ever did was 2 for $20.00 on ebay brand new But that will never happen again LOL
Did you try Ebay They have them on there most times under $100 New
Did you try Ebay They have them on there most times under $100 New
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I was watching this one a few weeks back for my 6.0 I gut tied up and never bid LOL
eBay Motors: Ford F250/F350 6.0 Liter IPR/Fuel Pressure Regulator (item 300140891669 end time Aug-18-07 15:28:49 PDT) It went for 0.99 Less then a buck
eBay Motors: Ford F250/F350 6.0 Liter IPR/Fuel Pressure Regulator (item 300140891669 end time Aug-18-07 15:28:49 PDT) It went for 0.99 Less then a buck
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Originally Posted by Diesel Dave 04
I was watching this one a few weeks back for my 6.0 I gut tied up and never bid LOL
eBay Motors: Ford F250/F350 6.0 Liter IPR/Fuel Pressure Regulator (item 300140891669 end time Aug-18-07 15:28:49 PDT) It went for 0.99 Less then a buck
eBay Motors: Ford F250/F350 6.0 Liter IPR/Fuel Pressure Regulator (item 300140891669 end time Aug-18-07 15:28:49 PDT) It went for 0.99 Less then a buck
. What the hell is ford thinkning putin all these freakin crap sensors on these rigs.. This is makin me wanna go back to a gasser...
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Originally Posted by Diesel Dave 04
here is 1 for $150 Buy it now
item 320154749102
item 320154749102
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Originally Posted by Diesel Dave 04
Did you try an IH dealer?
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I use a 1 1/8 deep and i dont push the ratchet all the way in, it is 1/2 inch drive so the IPR end slides in where the ratchet would be if i put it all the way in.( did you get that LOL sounded hard to grasp and I was the one saying it.
It works, gets me by I will make a special scocket some day when i have nothing to do. LOL right I will be 6 foot under then.
It works, gets me by I will make a special scocket some day when i have nothing to do. LOL right I will be 6 foot under then.
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Originally Posted by Diesel Dave 04
I use a 1 1/8 deep and i dont push the ratchet all the way in, it is 1/2 inch drive so the IPR end slides in where the ratchet would be if i put it all the way in.( did you get that LOL sounded hard to grasp and I was the one saying it.
It works, gets me by I will make a special scocket some day when i have nothing to do. LOL right I will be 6 foot under then.
It works, gets me by I will make a special scocket some day when i have nothing to do. LOL right I will be 6 foot under then.
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Originally Posted by Beast01
Cool. Was there anything else that you removed that was in the way of getting the IPR out?