Standard ICP103K diesel injection control pressure sensor for the 2003-2004 Ford Excursion V8 6.0L and other vehicles senses injection control pressure on a diesel engine. It is intended to report that pressure to the engine computer.
Hard starting, stalling or a check engine light can point to a worn sensor, but those signs alone do not prove it is the problem, since a fuel supply fault could produce them too.
It is listed for a wide range of Ford and International models. It is a direct-fit OE replacement for the 2003-2004 Ford Excursion V8 6.0L, the 2003-2004 Ford F-250 Super Duty V8 6.0L and the 2003-2004 Ford F-350 Super Duty V8 6.0L, and each takes one. If your vehicle is not named here, run its year and engine through the Buyer's Guide tab.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One diesel injection control pressure sensor. Gaskets and mounting hardware are not included, so plan on new ones if your install calls for them.
Is the Standard ICP103K the right sensor for a 2003-2004 Ford F-250 Super Duty V8 6.0L?
Yes. Standard ICP103K is listed for the 2003-2004 Ford F-250 Super Duty V8 6.0L, and that truck takes one sensor.
Does the ICP103K come with gaskets or mounting hardware?
No. Standard ICP103K is the sensor alone; gaskets and mounting hardware are not included.
How many connectors and terminals does this diesel injection control pressure sensor have?
It has two round plug-in connectors with three blade terminals each. The terminal genders are female and male.
Could hard starting on my diesel mean the injection control pressure sensor has failed?
It can, but hard starting, stalling or a check engine light can also come from other faults. A shop can test the sensor before you replace it.
Is the Standard ICP103K a screw-in sensor, and where is it made?
Yes. Standard ICP103K attaches by screwing in, and its country of origin is the United States.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
