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Old 01-01-2012, 08:46 PM
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99 e250 trouble codes

just bought a 99 e250 ext cargo van.

ran the obd2 and got these codes, can some one tell me what they are and how to fix?
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P1406: Differential Pressure Feedback Electronic Sensor circuit Downstream Hose
p0442:Evaporative Emission Control System Leak Detected (small leak)

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Check your vacuum hoses!
 
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Was your P1406 resolved?

The most common problem when getting a P1406 is the DPFE located on the drivers side of the engine.

But, I'm getting a P1406 and it's not caused by the DPFE so I was wondering if you might have found what was causing yours.
 
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The most common problem when getting a P1406 is the DPFE located on the drivers side of the engine.

But, I'm getting a P1406 and it's not caused by the DPFE so I was wondering if you might have found what was causing yours.

yeah, i was a quart low on diff fluid. filled it back up and it cleared code.
 
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That has nothing to do with it.
 
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I actually think it might be just what the code says, a plugged downstream line. There is an orifice in the Manifold to EGR Intake Tube Assy that allows a certain amount of exhaust gas to be vaccumed into the EGR assy. If that corrodes or gets plugged, you will throw a code since the differential pressure becomes too high on exhaust side. The nut / bolt at the exhaust manifold is pretty corroded. Looks like it will fall apart if I put a wrench on it. Can't find an online price for that tube (item 10 in some engine exploded views) so I just asked a parts person (my son) today for the pricing. I need the van to pull a trailer so I don't want to touch it unless I have a replacement available.
 
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