Tsb 07-16-01
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Tsb 07-16-01
I just got my '06 F-250 SD back from the shop. It was in for routine service and last week it got a check engine light. The code was P0299. The dealer replaced the EGR solenoid and cleaned the turbo per TSB 07-16-01. After searching all the TSB data bases I could find, I can't seem to find that one. Does anyone know what it is?
Second question...Last summer I shattered my right leg and as a result the truck has spent most of the last 6 month in the car port. My wife isn't a "truck person" so it's only been driven less the 100 miles since July. I'm suspecting that may have something to do with the problem. Any thoughts??
Second question...Last summer I shattered my right leg and as a result the truck has spent most of the last 6 month in the car port. My wife isn't a "truck person" so it's only been driven less the 100 miles since July. I'm suspecting that may have something to do with the problem. Any thoughts??
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That lay over could have caused the turbo problem and if your fuel was stale that could have contributed to both. If you had no fuel additives in the tank I would stongly be considering changing the fuel filters once I filled up with fresh fuel and also put some Power Service or Stanadyne in the fuel tank just to be safe. Just my opinion.
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Originally Posted by 69cj
That lay over could have caused the turbo problem and if your fuel was stale that could have contributed to both. If you had no fuel additives in the tank I would strongly be considering changing the fuel filters once I filled up with fresh fuel and also put some Power Service or Stanadyne in the fuel tank just to be safe. Just my opinion.
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