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I have a 2006 f250 fx4 6.0 diesel. recently i was driving down the road and my truck lost all power and wouldnt run over 1000rpms??? if i turn the truck off and restart, it will resume normal power and drive fine for a little bit.. but the problem keeps happening over and over. as long as i keep restarting its fine.. could someone please help me out before i take it into the shop.. i keep getting DTC P0404, P0487, P1000 thanks alot
Last edited by Dman85; 02-14-2010 at 02:51 PM. Reason: adding DTC information |
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It is programmatically going into limp mode. Either something is wrong and is sending codes to the PCM or FICM which is putting it in limp mode. Or, the PCM or FICM is bad. Are you getting a check engine light?
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yes i did notice puffs of black smoke the first time it happened, the check engine light doesnt come on. i have a bully dog GT tuner on it but it is set on the stock tune
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From what I can find p0404 and p0487 both indicate an EGR problem.
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thanks alot.... should i replace the egr or just buy and install the delete kit?
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You can try removing the ERG valve, cleaning it and reinstall it to see if that helps. It's pretty easy to do and you don't need to remove anything else to do it. If that solves the problem, it'll give you some time to decide if you want to do a full EGR delete.
The EGR delete is not difficult, but done right it takes a few hours. |
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thanks alot, i cleaned the egr and unplugged it for now it seems to be working fine... im wanting to order the egr delete asap but im kinda confused on what to exactly to order??! ive read so many dif things on here im kind of lost on what exactly to do. if you could lead me in the right diection ( step by step) on what to do, i would really appreciate the help. im new to all this internet forum stuff so bear with me.. thanks in advance
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If you have the EGR valve unplugged you may get a CEL (just FYI).
There are a number of way to do an EGR delete. If you are not worried about passing a visual emissions inspection in your state, I suggest completely eliminating the EGR cooler because that will eliminate future failure of the cooler. If the cooler is eliminated, you need to replace the up-pipe with a straight pipe. Most EGR Delete kits provide all the parts you need. I used the Sinister Diesel kit that I bought on Ebay. When you removed your EGR valve, you saw the crud on the valve. That stuff is all through your intake manifold. It is possible to delete the EGR cooler without totally removing the intake manifold, but I recommend removing the manifold and cleaning it out. If you do this, you'll need new intake gaskets. Depending on how many miles you have on the truck, you may want to replace the oil cooler while your at it. Most dealers replace the oil cooler when they replace a failed ERG cooler because it is often the source of the failure. Casting sand from the engine block can clog the coolant passages in the oil cooler. This restricts the coolant to the EGR cooler and causes it to overheat and fail. |
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my truck has 119000 miles on it.. i just called and ordered a sinister egr delete kit .. thanks alot for all the help..
Last edited by Dman85; 02-15-2010 at 03:25 PM. |
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