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If you are having issues with your Fuel Injection Control Module or just need a source for parts or information for your 6.0 to get it back on the road (or keep it there!), you',ve come to the right place!

The FICM - or Fuel Injection Control Module - is responsible for deciding how much fuel to deliver to individual engine cylinders. It does so by providing voltage to open and close the individual fuel injectors that deliver already pressurized fuel to the engine.

Over time, the module begins having difficulty doing its job. Output voltages drop and the injectors no longer open and close as they should. The result? A truck that is difficult or impossible to start, especially when the engine is cold. Depending on how bad the module has become, you may also notice a significant drop in fuel economy.

This damage is primarily caused by weak batteries and either bad or just inadequate alternators. The stock 110 amp alternator is the same part number from a Ford Fusion! See our Maintenance Tips page for more information. The record for killing a FICM with a damaged or inadequate charging system is 15 SECONDS.

Congrats to Warren B, AKA King-bRanch for you FTE guys, winner of our Pics To Share, Prize(s) To Win contest! Warren just picked up $200 in goodies from us of his choosing for letting us grace our new home page with a shot of his awesome 6.0. If you',d like to have your truck found on our web site, shoot us an email to truckpics@ficmrepair.com .

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