Egr Valve

[green03]

yes that is the flow sensor with the 2 small rubber hoses. I don't know what the other sensor would be without a picture....

 

[JUST4FUN]

This is called the DPFE sensor
and this is why i wanted the code
you wasted money with out the code
if you look backat my previouse post
i typed the p0401 code this is a common
fault

 

[JUST4FUN]

this sensor cant be cleand so time to get the wallet out

 

[green03]

I had one with a chunk of carbon in one of the hoses on a 99 F150 and after cleaning it never threw the code again......
Maybe I just got lucky I don't know....
Matt

 

[JUST4FUN]

you must of got lucky Matt I have tryed to clean them with no luck

 

[voz]

changed all egr items!!!

and all is good in the world!! for now!!!



THANKS TO ALL!!!

 

[voz]

ahhh helll!!

I changed ALL EGR related parts.

dpfe, vacuum thingy, tube, hoses and egr itself and it is still coding!!


****!!!!!!!!!

 

[JUST4FUN]

It will code if you crossed the hoses on the DPFE sensor (rubber hoses)

 

[JUST4FUN]

agian get the code read

 

[voz]

same code

401..


tubes are not crossed as they are differnt sizes

 

[voz]

anymore ideas... as i am lost

 

[green03]

are you sure that there isn't a vacuum leak anywhere? What items did you replace? Valve, actuator, and sensor?

 

[voz]

changed all those parts and hoses and tubes.. no vacuum leaks

 

[JUST4FUN]

mabey you have more carbon buldup somewhere in the system

 

[voz]

My next step is to remove egr and dremel out intake

 

[voz]

this damn truck is killing me...bout to set it on fire!:shootout: :shootout:

 

[40eastvp]

Sounds like you are going through what I am I replaced ALL EGR components to find out the EGR port are clogged. You have to remove the intake and clean the EGR ports. Ford wants about $600.