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Old 02-13-2011, 06:45 PM
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06 rough idle, missing, smoking???

I have a 06 that just started to idle rough, miss, and smoke(light grey until you rev it then it turns fuel black) temps in the 50/60's
Run's bad and will hardly get over 40mph.

I have no check engine lights on at all. I plan to hook up a scanner to it tomorrow to see if it has any codes.

Today I changed the fuel filter's thinking it was water in the fuel. I drained the one on the frame rail and got very little water and some trash that kind of looks like rust. The filters looked good (They only have 2000 miles on them if that).
That didn't fix it.

Truck has been running great other then a no start when warm/hot(not over heating)

I have been fighting this no start when warmed up issue for about 5 months and this is what I have done so far. I have replaced the icp, ipr, fpr, battery's, starter, both fuel filters, and oil.

Until now I was thinking it was the stc fitting and/or the dummy plugs. (But I don't have anyway do the air leak test)

This is my tow rig and I don't use it but about once a month, so I wasn't in a hurry to get it fixed.

I have searched the forums and have some Ideas.

My question is do you think the 2 problems are related?

What should I start with first? I was thinking checking the FICM first. I will have to do a search for the proper why to check it.

Is there something else I should start looking at first instead of the FICM?



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Old 02-13-2011, 06:53 PM
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sounds like your head gasket went out does it run rough rite when you start it up or after a while. a head gasket will make it miss and not throw an engine code if you find that this is the problem make sure when you change the gasket that your get head studs instead of putting the head bolts back in and to prevent it get a deleter kit that will keep it from happening again
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Old 02-13-2011, 06:57 PM
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if it was your ficm it would throw a code have you had low coolent lately or had to fill it up the past few times you used it
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sounds like your head gasket went out does it run rough rite when you start it up or after a while. a head gasket will make it miss and not throw an engine code if you find that this is the problem make sure when you change the gasket that your get head studs instead of putting the head bolts back in and to prevent it get a deleter kit that will keep it from happening again
It does it right at start up and don't go away.
It's not white smoking and no compression in the coolant tank. So I would not think it's the head gasket.
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if it was your ficm it would throw a code have you had low coolent lately or had to fill it up the past few times you used it
Coolant levels are fine I have not had to add any.
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Ok I had one code in it P0308 Cylinder 8 Misfire Detected

Does that mean I have a bad injector?? Or culd it be a bad FICM?
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since the ficm is easy to test i would do that first
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What is the proper why to check it?
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Old 02-14-2011, 01:19 PM
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Fix UR FICM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 02-14-2011, 01:48 PM
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Thanks
I found this to.
Link to the FICM test procedure:

http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/89...procedure.html

and the FICM repair thread:

http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/90...procedure.html

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