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I just submitted a post about my windows. I have another question. I recently replaced my EGR Valve Pressure Sensor. After about a week, my truck's Service Engine Soon Light came back on.
Went to auto zone, and they pulled the code again. Same recommend part replacement.
The code is saying "System Too Lean (Bank 1)"
My truck is: 1999 F-250 V-10 Triton Extended Cab
Any help pointing me in the correct direction to address this is much appreciated.
I once had an Autozone employee argue with me that a front wheel drive Fusion did not have an engine that sat crosswise in the car. He said it was in the same orientation as a rear wheel drive car.
Moral of the story: Most employees at an Autozone know how to run a cash register, and not much else.
I once had an Autozone employee argue with me that a front wheel drive Fusion did not have an engine that sat crosswise in the car. He said it was in the same orientation as a rear wheel drive car.
Moral of the story: Most employees at an Autozone know how to run a cash register, and not much else.
had one try to tell me there never was a AOD_E trans only aod's , when the aod became the aod-e in 19992 than became the 4r70w and 4r75w .i stood there showing him this saying 50 years as a dealer master tech i'm calling BULL on you
I once had an Autozone employee argue with me that a front wheel drive Fusion did not have an engine that sat crosswise in the car. He said it was in the same orientation as a rear wheel drive car.
Moral of the story: Most employees at an Autozone know how to run a cash register, and not much else.
Ah yes, the famous Fusion derived from the Eagle Premier, cousin of the Chrysler LH cars, back when Ford and Chrysler were all divisions under Packard. That Fusion.
It was the suggested part to replace given that code.
And the code is P0171
P0171 would never have told me to replace the EGR pressure sensor. First thing I'd do with a P0171 is look for vacuum leaks, then check fuel pressure.
Just FYI, to you and the Autozone meter holders: These codes don't directly indicate the broken part. They give information that allows further diagnosis. If my face says "Ow! My hand hurts!", that doesn't mean [replace the hand]. It means [the hand hurts, go investigate]. Is it injured? . . . caught in a vice? . . . large crate of Jujubees sitting on it? . . . on fire? . . . stabbed with a pencil?
Ah yes, the famous Fusion derived from the Eagle Premier, cousin of the Chrysler LH cars, back when Ford and Chrysler were all divisions under Packard. That Fusion.
That's why they called it the Fusion, right? In honor of the fusion of Ford, Packard, Chrysler, and Eagle! Fusion sure sounds better than "Packslergleord"! . . . or Stellantis for that matter.