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01 7.3 lots of codes after changing Glow Plugs
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I have been accused of being a bit anal when it comes to taking care of my cars. Oil change every 3K miles fuel filter every 10K and Howes in every tank. My scanner showed over boost at start up which made no sense and it is just a hypertech tuner scanner. So, I go to an independent shop and get the SES light checked. They say #6 glow plug bad. I did notice a puff a smoke when it cool out so it made sense. I have known the guy for several years and trust him so I am sure he was being fair with me. That being said they wanted a lot of money to fix it so a buddy and I did it yesterday. Both of us do a lot of auto work and do most of if not all of our work. As stated above I prefer overkill, so se did them all, they were only 12 bucks each, so why not, and we did the harnesses at the same time based on many recomendations. Got the parts from Ford, Genuine Motorcraft boxes. The valve cover gaskets were in really good shape so I left them on, we had extras but no need to change them. The inside of the engine was sparkling clean (glad to see that). But, I have to say it was a bit of a pain on the excursion, the lower valve cover bolts on the passenger side and the rear on the driver side are not fun. It took us about 4 hours. So we reset the codes and I drive the thing home. Runs fine starts fine, but the SES Light came back on last night after two drives one about 20 miles and the other about 2. When I got the truck it had a hypertech program in it. I took it out and use it to correct tire size (+1). It does have the DTC reader in it so I kept it, cleared these codes this morning. PROBLEM I now have 10 codes this morning. 198 237 472 475 640 676 683 1119 1280 1690 I sure hope it is something simple, I reset them and will check again later today. Is there something stupid we could have done that would cause all of these codes. It only had one before, I sure hope I did not do a bunch of work for nothing. I know the plugs go bad and the truck is 10 years old and has 95k on it so I do not think it was a waste of time. But what went wrong? Looking for help. PS we did check here before we started and got a lot of help from others. So thanks for that and for this problem in advance. Sorry to be so long. Richard. |
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wow man. many of those codes are sensors. perhaps a wire harness was bumped?
i saw, EOT, ICP, Glow, KAM, etc when i googled those. i can post specifics if you want. but with all those i would think a loose connection somwhere. |
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That is what we were thinking too. A litle cool out this morning so I thought I would check if this was something obvious to those who have done this before.
I have the code print out so we do know what they are, most are out or range or no volts or open circuit. Thanks Richard. |
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yeah, that sounds like a cut line or incomplete connection. you in KC or an outlying city/town? im in Blue Springs
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Up in Gladstone, going to check it out during lunch. Richard.
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i pass gladstone on my way to/from work. nice to see another local.
let us know what you find! |
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