Intermittent Problem
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Mountain Pass
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Intermittent Problem
Hi Everyone,
I have a 99' Powerstroke, and am having a problem where about every 60 or 70 miles (est.), the check engine light comes on and the engine goes into a "limp mode" of barely running. I stop the truck, kill and restart it, and then it does fine for another 60 or 70 miles. I changed the fuel filter a couple of months ago before and put several hundred miles on it before this problem appeared.
Thank You
I have a 99' Powerstroke, and am having a problem where about every 60 or 70 miles (est.), the check engine light comes on and the engine goes into a "limp mode" of barely running. I stop the truck, kill and restart it, and then it does fine for another 60 or 70 miles. I changed the fuel filter a couple of months ago before and put several hundred miles on it before this problem appeared.
Thank You
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Hi Everyone,
I have a 99' Powerstroke, and am having a problem where about every 60 or 70 miles (est.), the check engine light comes on and the engine goes into a "limp mode" of barely running. I stop the truck, kill and restart it, and then it does fine for another 60 or 70 miles. I changed the fuel filter a couple of months ago before and put several hundred miles on it before this problem appeared.
Thank You
I have a 99' Powerstroke, and am having a problem where about every 60 or 70 miles (est.), the check engine light comes on and the engine goes into a "limp mode" of barely running. I stop the truck, kill and restart it, and then it does fine for another 60 or 70 miles. I changed the fuel filter a couple of months ago before and put several hundred miles on it before this problem appeared.
Thank You
May be as simple as an Under valve cover harnes has come loose
When its running poorly ,,unplug the wiring to the valve covers one side at a time ,,one side won't make a difference in the way it runs ,,that is the bad side..
Look for this...
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From: Kiowa CO
Yes, like Barry said. Pull codes. That's what the SES light is for. Doesn't sound like a typical CPS problem. Usually they shut down the engine as if you turn the key off. However, stranger things do happen.
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Mountain Pass
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I had changed out the cps last year, and then again with the new version at the cps recall sometime ago. Carry the old new one as a spare.
Can I pick up a code reader that is reasonably priced, or is this a dealer thing?
Thanks again for all the info.
Can I pick up a code reader that is reasonably priced, or is this a dealer thing?
Thanks again for all the info.
Of the next Riffraff East
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From: Concord NC
Like Chris said, don't really sound like a CPS issue, but those new gray ones have been making for some weird problems. You could swap out your new one for the old and see if that helps. Post your location and there may be someone near with a reader.
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OK, I found someone with the right equipment. I will let you all know what he finds out.
Thanks again
Thanks again
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If you can ,get the code read ,,,most likely 1316 ,,,
May be as simple as an Under valve cover harnes has come loose
When its running poorly ,,unplug the wiring to the valve covers one side at a time ,,one side won't make a difference in the way it runs ,,that is the bad side..
Look for this...
May be as simple as an Under valve cover harnes has come loose
When its running poorly ,,unplug the wiring to the valve covers one side at a time ,,one side won't make a difference in the way it runs ,,that is the bad side..
Look for this...
Thanks for all the info!
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Cool..thanks for letting us know ,,