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Hi guys and gals, I am a new member, I have read nearly all the posts regarding the new 6.4. I am a power hound and I think I have jumped the gun as it relates to mods for this vehicle. I installed a AFE Stage II CAI a Magnaflow 5" DPF back system, and a Superchips Flashpaq 1808 Tuner. I have since returned to stock tuning. I know I should have waited to see how these mods would work out, but in my over zealous nature I wanted to "Improve" my ride. (Please no lecture even though I truly deserve one)
Now my problem begins. 2000 miles after installing these Mods I get the infamous check engine light. I returned it to stock tuning and made an appt at the local Ford Dealer. I did not know at the time that the problems might be related to the mods. Anyway, the truck is emitting codes P2002 & P244A, both related to TSB # 19818, titled DPF damage caused by aftermarket equipment. I know the technician and he advised me to think this through before hooking up to the diagnostics. Although he did not come right out and say it, they insinuated that it might void the warranty. I have read all the hype, people say it will not, some people say it will, some people seem to have success with the very same modifications I have made. Here are my questions, if the readers and or the techs can help me I would be GREATLY APPRECIATIVE...1. Is it possible to have caused damage to the DPF in 3000 miles? 2. Does anyone know how to solve this problem short of going back to stock? 3. Can anyone share similar situations and how they have dealt with it? 4. Will this combination of mods (which of course is marketed to work with stock electronics and will not void the warranty) work on this vehicle? 5. Should I remove the CAI and try that? 6. Should I remove the MAgnaflow exhaust? 7. Should I remove both and chalk this up to experience? I know I am asking alot, but I am truly frustrated. Please steer me in the right direction. I have made initial contact with Magnaflow, Superchips and AFE, and although we have just began discussion, they seem to blame eachother, which infuriates me more... HELP! Check engine in Pa... Other than that I love the truck it is a head turner. I will post some pics soon... Last edited by Giordano; 09-03-2007 at 02:40 PM. |
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First off wanted to say
and sorry your having problems with your rig. Someone more knowledgable than me will be with you shortly.
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to the ORG!! As far as the warranty no clue but there are alot of 6.4 owners and techs on here maybe one of them will weigh in on the issue.
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well, they have to prove beyond a resonable doubt that the mods caused that damage. if anything i would say it was the tuner, but then im no engineer either. i wouldnt think the exhaust would cause any issues. anyway, welcome to the .ORG, i really hope you get this figured out.
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why dont you reset codes with tuner , then return to stock tune the reload your hot tune . it may work itself out . my 6.0's (I have 1 on superchips and 1 on edge) like to be retuned every so often . some of the advanced ecms learn tunes out over time .
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whew, that guys has his hands full, i would COMPLETELY remove everything, clear the codes somehow, then try the stock mode for a few days, then see what happens.
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Leave the exhaust, replace the intake with the stock Donaldson and reset.
The intake upgrade has caused multiple problems and has no real performance advantages at all over the stock Donaldson. Fact is that diesels like their air CLEAN, and the Donaldson is the best. Don't freak, every action has a solution. |
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Welcome to the Site!
Here is a thread that is interesting., in case you haven't read it. Some info there for sure. I did it!!!!! |
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It's sounding more and more like the tuner companies are going to have to come up with a way to bypass the regen cycle as part of the tune, since the tuners seem to be killing the DPF's. I think I read somewhere that if you reset to stock then drive either 100 or 200 hours, it makes it much more difficult to detect that it was tuned.
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Thank god for trailblazers like you. I want a 6.4 so bad I can taste it but I can't have one till I can put turbo back exhaust on it. Someone will figure out how to do it someday. Its guys like you that will make it one smokin truck in the future. Good Luck Man.
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