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Old 05-10-2012, 02:11 AM
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Got some codes

01 f350 has codes p0475, p0541, p0603, b1352, p1670 any ideas
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Old 05-10-2012, 04:43 AM
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Yup, first one that came to mind was Google.

Sounds like you have a chip, you've been boosting over 25PSI, you installed a DIY intake and messed with the sensor in the stock airbox, and have a crappy idle. My Sherlock Holmes voice is telling me you were in there doing some sort of mod to the IDM.

Seriously, googling each code will allow you to read up on the issues and all but the last are pretty easy to become an expert on.

P1670 sounds like a communications error. Probably a harness issue. Did you try to install a resistor mod somewhere?
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Old 05-10-2012, 05:32 AM
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The p0475 I assume is because I have a none EBPV pedestal
The p0541 is from deleting the IAH
THE P0603 Is from the chip or having the batteries unhooked all day while installing the regulated return but when I ran a special test the B1352 and p1670 can up and I'm not sure about them
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