OBDII codes - can't find
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Trailering
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From: Redondo Beach
OBDII codes - can't find
I pulled the following codes this morning on the way to work. They showed up right after the truck stumbled a bit.
P0171 - Bank 1 too lean
P0174 - Bank 2 too lean
Here's the one's I can't find:
P0000
P1008
P2000
C0480
I'm thinking it could be just some bad gas as this was her first time sputtering - but doing my due diligence, does any ideas on the codes I can't find? Just in case I have a bigger problem.
P0171 - Bank 1 too lean
P0174 - Bank 2 too lean
Here's the one's I can't find:
P0000
P1008
P2000
C0480
I'm thinking it could be just some bad gas as this was her first time sputtering - but doing my due diligence, does any ideas on the codes I can't find? Just in case I have a bigger problem.
FTE Legend
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
What vehicle are these for?
What I found...
P1008 - Ford Specific - Differential Pressure Feedback EGR (DPFE) Sensor Circuit Low Voltage Detected
P2000 - Mazda Specific - (NOx) Trap Efficiency Below Threshold (Bank 1)
P2000 - Generic - Hybrid Battery System Voltage High
I didn't find anything for the others. If you do have an EGR problem that will certainly cause the motor to run lean.
What I found...
P1008 - Ford Specific - Differential Pressure Feedback EGR (DPFE) Sensor Circuit Low Voltage Detected
P2000 - Mazda Specific - (NOx) Trap Efficiency Below Threshold (Bank 1)
P2000 - Generic - Hybrid Battery System Voltage High
I didn't find anything for the others. If you do have an EGR problem that will certainly cause the motor to run lean.
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Trailering
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From: Redondo Beach
Thanks!
They are for my 96 F250.
I put about a gallon of gas that had been sitting on my doorstep into the tank about a day ago (tank was nearly full). It was pretty old, but I didn't think much of it.
I cleared the codes with my scantool and will see if they pop back up in a day or two after I refill the tank. Hopefully it was just the gas, but the EGR valve wouldn't be too horrible either.
I put about a gallon of gas that had been sitting on my doorstep into the tank about a day ago (tank was nearly full). It was pretty old, but I didn't think much of it.
I cleared the codes with my scantool and will see if they pop back up in a day or two after I refill the tank. Hopefully it was just the gas, but the EGR valve wouldn't be too horrible either.
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Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Cantonment, Fl
Do a google for OBD II codes and see how many sites come up. I found a couple of real good sites. Unfortunately they are on my personal computer and I am on the road right now with my company computer so I can't tell you which ones I liked.
