Garage Gurus | How to Diagnose P2004 IMRC System Code on Ford F-150

Designed to improve gas mileage and performance, the intake manifold runner control (IMRC) can cause issues if it isn’t running correctly. Follow along as Master Trainer Ryan Payne of Garage Gurus demonstrates how to diagnose and resolve a P2004 IMRC system trouble code on a Ford F-150. With the scan tool hooked up, Ryan shows how to navigate to the proper menus and how to interpret the data. Count on Garage Gurus to help you get your vehicle repair done right. Visit Garage Gurus at www.garageguru... for more tips and information for your vehicle.
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[@karrpilot7092]

Many times the plastic bushings crack on the actuator control rods, and the rods fall down and can't move the linkage. Normally a cheap repair. However, the last time i cheacked, the bushings were not available seperately. You had to buy a complete new intake manifold. Lovely...

[@ToddErickson365]

Sounds like a job for a 3D printer?

[@karrpilot7092]

@Todd Erickson Possible. But the intake manifold still needs to come off. Not an easy repair. I have done a few....

[@jmyers9853]

i get to 2200. get a big pop in the intake and the engine dies immediately. starts back without any trouble and i am back where i was

[@THEGAME-tz6yu]

Great video yet I don't understand how those flaps work.i had my manifold replacement about 1 year ago and it has low power now.i don't own a scanner tool.