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Where is the ICP Sensor located on a 2003 6.0. Any pictures would help.
Thanks
Attila
You could have kept this question in your original post about the oil leak, but this is a good thread to start on for new folks... Page 42: Fuel Management System has a picture of where it's located. It's NOT easy to get to.
With the vehicle in NEUTRAL, position it on a hoist. For additional information, refer to Section 100-01.
Vehicles with automatic transmission
Remove the transmission fluid level indicator.
Remove the retaining nut and disconnect the transmission fluid fill tube from the stub tube and position it aside.
All vehicles
Raise the vehicle.
Remove the bolts and the turbocharger heat shield.
NOTE: It will be necessary to position the heat wrap aside.
Disconnect the injection control pressure (ICP) sensor electrical connector.
NOTE: Use a 1-1/16 inch 12 pt. deep flare nut crowfoot wrench, such as a Snap-On® AN850817B, GAN850817B or equivalent, to remove the sensor.
Remove the ICP sensor.
Installation All vehicles
NOTE: Verify the ICP sensor has the O-ring in place.
Install the ICP sensor.
Connect the ICP electrical connector.
Position the heat wrap back over the electrical connector.
NOTE: Engine removed for clarity.
Install the turbocharger heat shield and bolts.
Vehicles with automatic transmission
Partially lower the vehicle. Working from outside the right wheel area, engage the transmission fluid fill tube to the stub tube.
Or you can replace it from under the truck by removing a heat shield with three bolts (2-10mm 1-13mm)It isn't fun and if you got fat hands do it from the top.IMHO
Just replaced mine it wasn't real hard just tight fit for arms truck runs better it still chugs sitting on idle. the engine light went off by itself. I think need to change connector also. make sure wires are good.
Can you send this to my e-mail cputnam123@hotmail.com. For some reason your steps will not show the photos and i can not get it to print. Also I can not get to the section link, it says i have no permission. Thanks if you can send. My truck I just purchased has this problem, and it will not run. I have a friend who works on semi-trucks and is willing to take on this project if i can get him instructions.
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