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Message: [QUOTE="JD3020, post: 73199, member: 373"] A leaky ICP sensor [I]shouldn't[/I] mess with anything. AFAIK they don't really "go bad" over-time, they just go out. Mine was covered in oil and was just fine for a long time. One night on a double date(kinda) it went out in the ghetto. No joke we passed hookers, drug dealers, and some other "colorful" people while i was out of my seat pushing the throttle through the firewall trying to climb a small hill at 10mph, losing speed, on a couple cylinders with a pretty CEL. Limped her home on a couple cylinders(didn't know what the problem was at the time). Next day i threw a new ICP sensor on, and it was running like normal again. No change from before the ICP sensor went out. And if your buddies truck is throwing UVCH codes, then i'd inspect all the connections and wires before spending $130 on something that shouldn't have anything to do with it. [/QUOTE]

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