What is an IDM on a PowerStroke?
What is an IDM on a PowerStroke?
The IDM (Injector Driver Module) is basically a dumb box that fires the injectors in response to a signal from the PCM telling it which injector to fire, when to fire it, and for how long.
Why does my 2000 IDM have a 7.3?
I’m thinking it’s the IPR valve or IDM Had a 7.3 in the shop the other day that was running on passenger side cylinders only. Wouldn’t pull it’s own weight much less a trailer. Also had no oil out of the driver side injectors.
Are there any problems with a 7.3 liter diesel engine?
The legendary 7.3 Power Stroke Diesel engine, when properly maintained can provide years of trouble free service. However there are several common problems that can develop over time. Generally speaking these can all be resolved relatively easily. Listed below are 9 common problems of the 7.3 Liter Power Stroke Diesel engine.
Can a bad IDM burn up a used truck?
Was definitely a bad IDM and we were able to test with a known good used one that we keep for testing purposes. The used IDM ran the truck perfectly. We also checked the UVCH to verify that we were not going to burn up a new IDM by overlooking bad connections to the injectors.
Is the IDM on a Ford Power Stroke?
Parts store sensors really do not work on powerstrokes. I also have no oil spitting from any injectors while cranking. So it is pointing towards the IDM. I have checked both harnesses and they look good.
I’m thinking it’s the IPR valve or IDM Had a 7.3 in the shop the other day that was running on passenger side cylinders only. Wouldn’t pull it’s own weight much less a trailer. Also had no oil out of the driver side injectors.
The legendary 7.3 Power Stroke Diesel engine, when properly maintained can provide years of trouble free service. However there are several common problems that can develop over time. Generally speaking these can all be resolved relatively easily. Listed below are 9 common problems of the 7.3 Liter Power Stroke Diesel engine.
Was definitely a bad IDM and we were able to test with a known good used one that we keep for testing purposes. The used IDM ran the truck perfectly. We also checked the UVCH to verify that we were not going to burn up a new IDM by overlooking bad connections to the injectors.
Parts store sensors really do not work on powerstrokes. I also have no oil spitting from any injectors while cranking. So it is pointing towards the IDM. I have checked both harnesses and they look good.