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Message: [QUOTE="Mdub707, post: 424212, member: 107"] P2290 - ICP too low P2614 - cam position sensor P2617 - crankshaft position sensor Typically the cam and crank sensors are falsely thrown when you crank a lot and the truck doesn't start, but it can be linked to some of the wiring feeding the FICM. I bet the wire harness has some issues. You should take the time to read through this document here: [url]http://www.fordtechservice.dealerconnection.com/vdirs/subsites/diag/6.0L_FICM_Guide.pdf[/url] It will talk about the codes you have and probably pin point the areas for you to check over. Page 15 would be a good area to read a couple times. It would be nice if you had a scanner and could monitor FICM SYNC while driving, and see what happens when your problem arises. [/QUOTE]

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