P2290 indicate a difference in the commanded and actual injection control pressure.
MOST LIKELY HIGH PRESSURE OIL LEAK (DUMMY PLUGS IN HIGH PRESSURE OIL RAIL)
OR..... STC FITTING ON BACK OF THE HPOP. MAY HAVE BLOWN OFF DO THE DUMMY PLUGS TOO WHILE YOUR AT IT YOUR GONNA HAVE TO DO IT ONE DAY IF YOU DO IT NOW YOUR BRANCH TUBE WON'T BE BENT IF YOU WAIT AND IT HAPPENS YOU MIGHT NEED A BRANCH TUBE DEPENDING ON HOW HARD IT BLOWS OFF AND A REAR COVER TOO CAUSE WHEN THEY REALLY BLOW OFF IT CAN CRACK THE REAR COVER AND NOW YOUR TALKING BIG $$. BUT YES LOW ICP IS TYPICALLY DUMMY PLUGS, STC FITTING IF THEY HAVEN'T EVER BEEN DONE. IPR CAN CAUSE TOO AFTER SOME MILES ARE PUT ON IT SO DON'T FROGET THE IPR TOO OH YA AND THE HPOP DO FAIL NOT THAT COMMON BUT SOMETIMES THEY DO. JUST DO THE RAIL PLUGGS AND STC AND BE DONE WITH IT! GOOD LUCK
Miss BG - 2005 Super Secretary Ants and Trouble was released on: USA: 20 January 2008
Trouble code P0483 means: Fan Performance
Trouble code P0236 means:Turbocharger boost sensor A circuit range/performance
If it's a 6L powerstroke diesel it should be 13.5 L of oil.
Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go - 2004 Girl Trouble 3-6 was released on: USA: 10 December 2005
Prime a Diesel
Diesel Power - magazine - was created in 2005.
Rakhsh Khodro Diesel was created in 2005.
The Super Bowl in 2005 was played on February 6, 2005.
I believe it's in the front passenger footwell , behind the kick panel access cover
The icp sensor on an 05 powerstroke is on the passenger side valve cover towards the front of the engine
The diesel engine in a 2005 Grand Cherokee is the OM 642 Mercedes 3.0L V6.