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Old 10-15-2012, 08:43 AM
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hey guys, I just recently studded my truck and installed some 175/75% injectors... It started Great!

Only problem is I am getting an ICP circuit code... (P2285) and my exhaust tone pulsates while driving down the road... The boost gauge will actually show a 1-2 PSI pulsation while driving. The pulsation seems really noticable when I'm giving it steady throttle, like when I'm going up hill or on the highway.

What could this be

PS I got all the air out of the system... real good lol so no air in the oil rails anymore.


I am thinking...
ICP sensor? (but it was good when I shut it down)
Wiring? (wiring plug coming to the FICM)
PCM? (When putting batteries back in, I sparked the power with a ground)
Does the PCM have anything to do with this???
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Old 10-15-2012, 09:17 AM
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Make sure the connection and wiring is good, Clear the code and see what it does..
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I would double check that the harnesses to the FICM are 100% seated. When I put in my BPD FICM I didn't have the harness closest to the firewall 100% seated and it threw the same code. Seated it, cleared the code, and no more problem.
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Old 10-15-2012, 09:24 AM
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I would double check that the harnesses to the FICM are 100% seated. When I put in my BPD FICM I didn't have the harness closest to the firewall 100% seated and it threw the same code. Seated it, cleared the code, and no more problem.



Ill check this out... when i put it in, that plug I wasnt too sure about
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Old 10-16-2012, 07:26 PM
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FIXED IT!!!!
Thanks Matt!

Ficm plug closest to firewall.
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:38 AM
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I'm getting an icp intermittent code but I just replaced the d@mn icp sensor less than a year ago. I might mention my icp is on the back of my motor.

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