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Old 03-29-2008, 03:41 PM
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Hey guys got a buddy with a 2000 7.3 running real bad.

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p0470 exhaust back pressure sensor

p1140 water in fuel

p1211 ICP not responding

p1212 ICP voltage not in expected range

p1670 IF feedback

you all know I dont have much time with fords so any steering in the right direction would be helpfull. hell i dont even understand half of the codes, and ford guys feel like helping fella out. thanks.
 
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Old 03-29-2008, 03:54 PM
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StrokeTech will know likely what the problem is or how to get to it - just wait for Jon to come on in here
 
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lets ignore the 1140 and the 470. Does he have a chip on it? How many miles and have you checked the oil?
 
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Old 03-30-2008, 06:24 AM
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Oil was checked and level good and clean, I think its got 134k on it, he had a superchips programer in it, hasn't been running it though, that how I got the codes out of it. I back flushed the fuel system and put a new filter, and some PS in and problems went away, I told him to be easy on it, and let me know, hopefully no news is good news, but I'll still take advice, I'm always out to try to learn something.
 
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[QUOTE=cashwheel;141107]some PS in and problems went away,QUOTE]


PS? Keep us updated cuz a chip will set an ICP code.
 
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Jon, I think he's talking about Power Service additive...
 
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Old 03-30-2008, 10:08 AM
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Wasnt sure on that. I guess I should rephrase what I said earlier, it is possible for water in the fuel to do what it was doing. Just been a long time since I've seen that in a 7.3.
 
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Thanks guys, so far so good. I will talk to him again tomorrow after I get home from work but my phone hasn't rang.
 
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Glad To Hear! Let Us Know How It All Turned Out.
 
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All is well, thanks everyone. I never would have guessed bad fuel would throw all those codes, but the truck is running great, I had her to 120 this morning on the way to get some breakfast, and as much as a dodge guy hates to admit it.......it ran good......don't tell anyone I said that, and thanks again guys.
 


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