If I'm correct, your IMRC is the part that controls the little linkage that opens the secondaries.
You can check to see it's working by having the engine running, then looking under the hood (open hood first

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Rev the engine to over 3800 RPM and look for the linkage to move back and forth.
It's kinda hard to see the linkage, but it will be on the drivers side of the engine, under the air tube assembly and kinda buried a little under the front engine cover, almost in the "VEE" of the engine. It's a slightly bent little metal "wire" about 1/4" or so round. Revving the engine will cause the IMRC to move the linkange forward backwards,opening and closing the secondaries.
On my 95 V6, the linkage had actually disconnected from one end. Both ends are held in place with small plastic clips and they degraded (same material as OEM waterpump, Ford really Fuc_ed up with that batch of plastics!) I went to the dealer and got two new ones (different plastic material) , and reinstalled.
At least I THINK that's what the IRMC is....
Good luck!
N.