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P132B code
Hi,
Been away for a while motoring and living life. I've got a 2003 F250 2WD with a 6.0L and about 82k on the clock. Yesterday on my way to pick up a new water heater, noticed check engine light was on. Hooked up my laptop and got P132B and P132B* Sounds like variable vane turbo might be sticking. I'm getting boost tho. Thoughts before I pull the turbo (and try to clean it up)? |
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do you have an aftermarket air filter?
read this, might help. http://www.fordinstallersupport.com/...atsnew/DTL.pdf |
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nope. all stock...
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Thanks darsey for the info. My truck threw this code a couple of times.
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no problem.
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p132b can be a software issue that was addressed in early year model 6.0 , as far as i can remember the latest calibration update will eliminate that code from popping up
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Is there a flash after the inductive heating? Because I have that one and have had the code pop up once. Just wondering if there is a new flash cuz I haven't been following the boards too much lately. thanks.
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i was also wondering if there was any more info on this code. my early 03' has the same code, with no drivability concerns. i had the latest flash done a year ago and never had the code before it, or after it till now. bone stock truck besides exhaust. BUT i do have a crank/cam sensor code. and it did cut out a few times because of them codes. either way im still confused.
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p132b is normally set by the sticking turbo. tear it down and inspect your turbo to find the root cause.
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