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i know a bad icp sensor can cause a rough idle but can it actually cause a miss?? Also just refresh my memory on 7.3s if you unplug the icp sensor the pcm will go into a default mode and should straighten the idle out?

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If it has a weak/bad injector, it could conceivably cause a misfire by having ICP pressure too low to properly atomize the fuel in one hole. Disconnecting the ICP causes it to go to a default value of 725psi with a higher IPR command. I've never seen a dead miss caused by a bad ICP, but anything could happen.

 

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