06 f250 superduty v10 towing issues
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06 f250 superduty v10 towing issues
I have a 2006 f250 superduty crew cab longbed with the v10 gas motor. it has 201000 miles on it and towed great up until last month. i was towing a 5000lb trailer down the interstate at around 68mph,suddenly it was like the drive train disengaged and the motor had nothing left, check engine light on but no overheat condition or lack of oil pressure. we put a new fuel filter and pump on and maf, took trailer out again and same problem, pulled to the side and turned off, immediately restarted and ran fine. it did the same thing 8 more times that day, shop is at a loss , any help would be greatly appreciated!it has a cat not cleaning code in it now!
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clogged cat will do that. any rotten egg smells? if yes..run some cat cleaner thru the gas
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ok new info, while going around a curve today i accidently knocked shift into neutral, while vin neutral tried to accelerate but pedal felt like it does when truck messes up towing, went to shop aand checked with mechanic and he said truck has a rev limiter for park and neutral!!!!!! what is the possibility the truck is shifting to neutral under load and going into rev limit? i think this may be a tranny electrical problem and not engine, what do you guys think?
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ok new info, while going around a curve today i accidently knocked shift into neutral, while vin neutral tried to accelerate but pedal felt like it does when truck messes up towing, went to shop aand checked with mechanic and he said truck has a rev limiter for park and neutral!!!!!! what is the possibility the truck is shifting to neutral under load and going into rev limit? i think this may be a tranny electrical problem and not engine, what do you guys think?
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I see that now. I didn't see the disengaged part at first, just the part about limp mode and not having anything left. There is a rev limiter on these engines, but not until around 6,000 rpm. So if it is popping into neutral it should still be able to rev normally.
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