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Old 09-21-2009, 05:35 PM
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Another P0192 Code question

I did some searching but did not find my answer.
I was driving home today and this little ricer started to mess with me, so I showed him how fast a 7500lb diesel truck was! Didn't take him long to realize he would not win.

After one good hard run I noticed the CEL came on. I returned to cruising speed until I could get off the freeway at my exit. Truck still runs fine. I even got on it a few short bursts with no problem. Will this code clear itself with a few key cycles?

Also my truck has no power mods so why would I even get this code? I have run it pretty hard several times with no issues.
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P0192 Fuel Pressure Sensor Voltage Too Low

Could be that your stock lift pump is getting weak, and not providing full fuel pressure at WOT. Do you have a FP and RP gauge?
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P0192 Fuel Pressure Sensor Voltage Too Low

Could be that your stock lift pump is getting weak, and not providing full fuel pressure at WOT. Do you have a FP and RP gauge?
Unfortunately no gauges yet. I know I know
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That would be the first order of business. It could be any number of things, from a bad connection, faulty sensor, failing batteries, or fuel pump. Gotta have more clues!
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I wish I had more info.
If it was a quick drop in voltage to the sensor, will it clear itself or will I need to have the code cleared? Any ideas?

I guess I will be getting gauges sooner that I thought! And with money being an issue at times here, would a FP gauge be the first to buy versus the RP? Sine I do not suspect any issues at this time from the CP3.
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It will clear after a certain number of key cycles. I don't know the exact number.
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Thanks so far with the help Mark!
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Anytime...
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Looks like 5 key cycles and the light goes off
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