2006 f250
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2006 f250
I have a 2006 f250 with 80,000 miles on it. It just recently started showing a wrench when Ive been driving for about 30 min. I don't lose power everything seems fine. What do I need to do ?
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From: Saratoga Springs,UT
Go to AutoZone or Oreillys and have them try to read the DTC they do it for free
The wrench Light is more of a Manufacture specific Code so The chain store code reader might not read it IDK worth a Try though
It sounds like it could be the wrench Light for a Plugged Oil Cooler out of the 15* SPEC But Not 100% shure but 30 minutes driveing thats probably just enough time/miles to get to out of spec readings on that Oil Cooler
Do you have any Gauges????
ECT and EOT specificaly?????
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It sounds like it could be the wrench Light for a Plugged Oil Cooler out of the 15* SPEC But Not 100% shure but 30 minutes driveing thats probably just enough time/miles to get to out of spec readings on that Oil Cooler
Do you have any Gauges????
ECT and EOT specificaly?????
Do you have any Gauges????
ECT and EOT specificaly?????
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From: Central Oregon
It is a "flash" Ford put out to monitor the temp differences for the 05-07 model years.
Here is the TSB 09-24-3:
http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/fo..._211519_A1.pdf
They hooked it with the wrench light. Which the 03-04's do not have.
Here is an earlier TSB 09-08-03 on how to do a test for the temp spread:
http://www.phila.gov/fleet/Warranty%...sb09-08-03.pdf
Here is the TSB 09-24-3:
http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/fo..._211519_A1.pdf
They hooked it with the wrench light. Which the 03-04's do not have.
Here is an earlier TSB 09-08-03 on how to do a test for the temp spread:
http://www.phila.gov/fleet/Warranty%...sb09-08-03.pdf
I'm hitting easy street
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From: Central Oregon
EOT = Engine Oil Temp.
A lot of folks here use the Scangauge II for those gauges.
Some use Edge Insight
Some use their tuners (like SCT)
Some use their phones (like Torque APP for Android, and DashBoss for iphone)
Do a search on each of these and you will have plenty to digest.
I use mainly Scangauge II
I also have the torque APP for my phone, (and bluetooth adapter) and it does a better job of reading codes than the Scangaue II
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From: Saratoga Springs,UT
EOT=Engine Oil Temp
ECT=Engine Coolant temp
I use a SGII or ScanGaugeII it wont read your wrench light thought but its a GREAT Gauge
ECT=Engine Coolant temp
I use a SGII or ScanGaugeII it wont read your wrench light thought but its a GREAT Gauge
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From: Las Vegas, Nevada
It is a "flash" Ford put out to monitor the temp differences for the 05-07 model years.
Here is the TSB 09-24-3:
http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/fo..._211519_A1.pdf
They hooked it with the wrench light. Which the 03-04's do not have.
Here is the TSB 09-24-3:
http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/fo..._211519_A1.pdf
They hooked it with the wrench light. Which the 03-04's do not have.
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