Hi, I've been looking to do the same thing on my coyote, but my question is what do I do with the connectors that are left without an available connection?
I have an 2015 f250 that has a tic at idle. The tic stops at around 1500 rpm. No one can figure out why it tics. I have replaced the intake manifold and the tic remains. According to the computer the engine is running normal. Any ideas??
Direct injection systems operate at extremely high pressures compared to conventional fuel injection systems. The rapid ticking noise that a car owner experiences on cold startup is due to the high-pressure mechanical fuel pump building the pressure needed to perform a cold start 👍
Do you guys offer a tune for a stock f150 that has these deleted? Edit: I found a company that keeps tunes for stock trucks with IMRC delete, 5-star tuning, you will have to buy a tuner
That's a badass 73-74 ford pickup in the back
Did this require ECU remapping??
Yes
What does it do to your warranty
Where can I find imrc diagram?
Does this work on the 2017 6.2 f250?
Hi, I've been looking to do the same thing on my coyote, but my question is what do I do with the connectors that are left without an available connection?
Same
Would this help with a P2017/P2019 error?
I have an 2015 f250 that has a tic at idle. The tic stops at around 1500 rpm. No one can figure out why it tics. I have replaced the intake manifold and the tic remains. According to the computer the engine is running normal. Any ideas??
It’s just what they do, run thicker oil!
I’ve read some articles online, that it might be from the A/C idler or belt tensioner setup.
Probably a small exhaust leak
Edit: I am wrong, apparently it’s normal
Direct injection systems operate at extremely high pressures compared to conventional fuel injection systems. The rapid ticking noise that a car owner experiences on cold startup is due to the high-pressure mechanical fuel pump building the pressure needed to perform a cold start 👍
The tick is the blade in the throttle body ! Take the intake pipe of and put your finger on the blade . Tick Gone !
Do you know anyone who tunes in Detroit area
I'm pretty sure you guys locked those closed , not open. They are open when the lever is in the down position.
Im pretty sure youre gay.
Maybe just the one side???
Similar to BMW's DISA Valve. 😁
Do you guys offer a tune for a stock f150 that has these deleted?
Edit: I found a company that keeps tunes for stock trucks with IMRC delete, 5-star tuning, you will have to buy a tuner
Provide the link please?
@@N7Z2022 their name is 5-star tuning…I think in Virginia or Tennessee