Can a PCM turn off the ICP sensor?
Can a PCM turn off the ICP sensor?
1. Sure it can and the PCM will revert to “safe” run tables that are there so the engine will run in the event of ICP sensor failure. 2. No don’t do it, it will cause engine damage..
How can an ICP sensor cause engine damage?
When asked how it could cause engine damage, that is where the story geys really muddy and the answer was usually something like “I wouldn’t do it on my truck” or a buddy of a friend of a cousin tried it and he blew an engine I heard,,,” But no one could ever produce any real evidence of engine damage caused from the ICP sensor being unplugged.
What happens if I Run my engine without an ICP?
Running without an ICP may not cause any damage but also may not allow your engine to operate in its most efficent manner. You mentioned that you dont have all the power while the ICP is disconnected.
Is the IPR timing based on the ICP sensor?
IPR and FICM timing are both based off inputs to the pcm from the ICP sensor. I have changed mine once myself and once when it was still under warranty. Myself, it only took a short while during my lunch break. With an open end 1-1/16″ wrench, with a cut down handle, and a hoist, it’s a quick and fairly easy task.
Why did I Disconnect the ICP sensor?
About 2 years ago it started acting up again, but instead of oil leak it would just start reading erratically and causing the engine to rev and/or stall unexpectantly. Due to the drive-ability/safety issues and difficulty/expense to change I decided to disconnect the ICP sensor and run off the tables.
Where is the ICP sensor on my diesel?
I have an 03 6.0 which has the ICP sensor located under the turbo and is a pain to change. I have changed it twice already, due to oil leaks. About 2 years ago it started acting up again, but instead of oil leak it would just start reading erratically and causing the engine to rev and/or stall unexpectantly.
IPR and FICM timing are both based off inputs to the pcm from the ICP sensor. I have changed mine once myself and once when it was still under warranty. Myself, it only took a short while during my lunch break. With an open end 1-1/16″ wrench, with a cut down handle, and a hoist, it’s a quick and fairly easy task.
Running without an ICP may not cause any damage but also may not allow your engine to operate in its most efficent manner. You mentioned that you dont have all the power while the ICP is disconnected.
