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Wrench light and more
Few days ago I got my first wrench light on a cold start drove it to the store then back home(about 2 miles) didn't notice any power loss. Light came on about 1min and a half after cranking. I killed it then started it back up wrench light was gone. Two days later I drove it to down the highway to a job site it sat there for about 2 to 3 hours then I started it back up engine was still warm 2 minutes later while accelerating wrench light jumped back on (no power loss that I could tell). I decided to pop the hood and I found that underneath my turbo there is a oil leak couldn't tell from where either. Also I decided to check the egr valve it was slightly dirty but inside the manifold very very small amount looked like some goo. I'd say about 95% of the what I could see in the manifold was dry. So I might have caught my egr cooler at an early stage leak. But what i'm mostly looking for is more trouble shooting tips on the wrench light.
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You need to have it scanned on live data and do a data log by someone who knows the 6.0 to see what is setting off the wrench lite.
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tried to read code at 2 parts shop nothing showed
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The scanners at autozone and others do not read memory codes. You need a good scanner that can read memory codes. Could be EGR min stop code, turbo overboost, or possibly FICM issue. Oil cooler deltas will set a code too but after a min and a half I wouldnt think it wouldve been warmed up yet. Memory codes will tell you.
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