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Has anyone ever seen an ICP sensor just come apart?

I have an '04 that came in on Friday with a horendous oil leak [EXXON VALDEZ]. Upon insp I determined it came from the top of the engine and

not a rear main.

I told the customer not to drive it, but off he went.It was towed in over the weekend, now also w/ a MIL concern and crank no start.

I looked at the ICP and the electronics package was missing, wierd, never seen it before.

Just wondering if anyone else has come across this.

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Well, somebody asked if these sensors leaking oil was common, I actually thought it wasn't a usual problem. Well I had another one today! Thats three in two weeks just out of the blue. This last one had a voltage/signal problem and I only discovered the oil leaking after removing it. Funny how the oil sometimes travels up the wire sometimes. And then you have the ones coming apart that work just fine. /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smirk.gif

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Since we last spoke, I've had in 3 more ICP oil failures, as if on cue! Oil saturation into the conector, heat boot, and harness in every case. BTW, I fashioned a 1/16" socket that can easily fit into the cramped space without removing the heat shield; just take the socket and machine away a taper from the rear area...works like a charm. The biggest hassle I find is reconnecting the ICP connector. I have to remove the intake bolt to get my meathook hand in there, but still get a scar from the bolthole boss!

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Since we last spoke, I've had in 3 more ICP oil failures, as if on cue!
Funny how that works /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif

I also made a socket tor the rear ICP sensor back when we were doing a lot of recalls. I know Snap-On sells a socket for the application but I'll be damned if am gonna pay 50 bucks for it. I went to Sears and got a deep. 1 1/16 socket and shortened it to the exact length of the sensor and use it with a 1/2" universal - cost me all of $5 If I remember correctly. Works great but you need to "modify" the heat shield by the left exhaust pipe to allow the tool to slip in.
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