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FICM Power Supply Voltage Low

The POWERSTROKE-P2614 (Power Stroke) diesel fault code means: FICM Power Supply Voltage Low. This is a serious severity code.

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Short distances only
DIY difficulty
advanced
Estimated cost
$300-$1,200
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Common Symptoms

  • Hard start cold (won't fire until restart)
  • Rough run on startup then smooths out
  • Intermittent misfires
  • No start in worst case
  • CEL

Probable Causes (Ranked by Likelihood)

  • Failed FICM power supply section (48V section degrades over time -- classic 6.0L failure) Very Likely
  • Weak batteries (FICM needs >11.5V to maintain 48V output) Likely
  • Corroded FICM ground or power connector Possible

Step-by-Step Diagnostic Procedure

  1. Check FICM voltage via scanner PID or by back-probing B+ and B- on top of FICM -- should read ~47-48V. Under 45V = failing; under 40V = no-start.

  2. Load-test BOTH batteries -- weak batteries accelerate FICM power supply failure.

  3. Replace batteries first if they're weak; it can save the FICM.

  4. If FICM voltage is low with good batteries, install a FICM repair (just replaces the power supply board) for $300-$500 or full FICM for $700-$1,200.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is P2614 on a 6.0L Power Stroke?

P2614 on a 6.0L Power Stroke (2003-2007) indicates: FICM Power Supply Voltage Low. This is a known diagnostic trouble code on this engine family and typically points to the causes listed above.

Can I drive with P2614 on my Power Stroke?

Only drive short distances to get to a repair facility. Continued operation may cause further damage.

How much does it cost to fix P2614?

Repair cost is typically $300-$1,200 depending on the underlying cause and whether you DIY or use a shop. Diagnostic time alone runs $100-$180 at most independent diesel shops.

P2614 on Other Platforms

The same code ID appears across other engines, vehicles, and equipment. Diagnostic flow varies by platform — see the matching breakdown:

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