2004 Ford Excursion Diesel Injection Control Pressure Sensors

A critical component in the fuel injection system, the ICP sensor supplies the powertrain control module with injection control pressure, which is used to control injection quantity. Failure can result in poor drivability and/or illumination of the engine malfunction indicator or check engine lamp. New precision sensor is designed to meet or exceed OE performance specifications.

The Carquest Premium line of vehicle electronics are designed for OE form, fit and function for both import and domestic vehicles. The injection control pressure (ICP) sensor monitors and relays the oil pressure inside the high pressure oil rails to on-board computers, helping to ensure smooth and proper fuel injector actuation and operation. Properly pressurized oil delivery is critical to the hydraulically activated electronically assisted unit injector (HEUI) fuel injection system, and when this system fails to operate properly the on-board computers may throw a code and illuminate a check engine light. A failing or improperly functioning injection control pressure sensor will provide erratic or inaccurate readings to on-board computers, severely affecting fuel injection performance and system function. Tell-tale signs of failing or failed injection control pressure sensor are rough idle and operation, power loss and the inability to start the vehicle in more severe cases.

The Carquest Premium line of vehicle electronics are designed for OE form, fit and function for both import and domestic vehicles. The injection control pressure (ICP) sensor monitors and relays the oil pressure inside the high pressure oil rails to on-board computers, helping to ensure smooth and proper fuel injector actuation and operation. Properly pressurized oil delivery is critical to the hydraulically activated electronically assisted unit injector (HEUI) fuel injection system, and when this system fails to operate properly the on-board computers may throw a code and illuminate a check engine light. A failing or improperly functioning injection control pressure sensor will provide erratic or inaccurate readings to on-board computers, severely affecting fuel injection performance and system function. Tell-tale signs of failing or failed injection control pressure sensor are rough idle and operation, power loss and the inability to start the vehicle in more severe cases.