10k Mod
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Fleet Mechanic
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10k Mod
Would this be a good way to do this Mod?
Diesel Movies - I install a 10k resistor in the ICP sensor of a 2001 F250 7.3L Powerstroke Diesel.
Diesel Movies - I install a 10k resistor in the ICP sensor of a 2001 F250 7.3L Powerstroke Diesel.
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I was confused with this mod? There seems to be at least two way to do it.
When I did mine I used the c00nhunter way (https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/704123-10k-mod.html)
When I did mine I used the c00nhunter way (https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/704123-10k-mod.html)
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I did the 10k mod today and definitely notice more bottom end. Couldn't find anything b/w 10 and 22 so tried 22k and truck didn't like it. Started cutting out not long after I got after it. Do these resistors go out? Do you guys carry a spare?
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To get the 14.7k and 15.6k and 20k you just use two resistors inline with each other.
I found that the 14.7k and 20k worked best on mine, but it just depends on the truck.
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The resistor shouldn't go out... but the way I have it set up is one male end and one female end so if something should happen to it I can just plug the stock wire back together.
To get the 14.7k and 15.6k and 20k you just use two resistors inline with each other.
I found that the 14.7k and 20k worked best on mine, but it just depends on the truck.
To get the 14.7k and 15.6k and 20k you just use two resistors inline with each other.
I found that the 14.7k and 20k worked best on mine, but it just depends on the truck.
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