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I have an 89 f150 4.9 standard with 5 speed OD
my issues are driving me crazy. I am just starting my apprenticeship for technician and get lots of help from the journeymen there, but my truck tends to be a little old for them.
2 scenarios
1: Driving up hill, truck will buck with a CEL flash. Not steady.
2: Driving up hill, WOT, my CEL will flash a couple times then become solid. Top of the hill I release pedal and the CEL turns off.
once home, I ran codes and got 82 84.
i replaced vacuum lines, egr, egr vacuum regulator, both airb & aird solenoids, replaced upper manifold throttle body EGR and IAC gaskets, adjusted timing, fixed a couple GROUND wires.
Still have those hidden codes.
in the past year or 2 I had a bunch of work done, including cleaning my injectors, throttle body, IAC.
Replaced spark plugs and wires, MAP, TPS, distributor cap and rotor, PCV valve, fuel filter, and fuel pressure regulator.
im going to do a compression test soon, but is there anything that I keep overlooking?
Service Code 82 indicate that voltage output for Air Management solenoid(s) did not change when activated.
Possible causes:
-- Solenoid circuits shorted to power.
-- Solenoid circuits open or grounded.
-- Solenoid resistance out of range.
-- Damaged processor.
Service Code 84 indicates a failure in the EGR Vacuum Regulator (EVR) solenoid circuit.
Possible causes:
-- Damaged EVR solenoid
-- Open harness
-- Shorted harness
-- Damaged processor
Note that both of these codes are KOEO codes so you have stored codes in CM with the CEL coming on and you need to find out what they are and post them here so we can help you.
The CM codes are read out right after the KOEO electrical codes are done and a space code of 1 or 10 (1 CEL & 10 if you are using a code reader).
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