HELP!!! EB cutting out underload.
#1
HELP!!! EB cutting out underload.
My 2011 f150 EB started cutting out under load. The first time this happened it threw a code p130d. I cleared code and it continued to cut out. This time only The check engine light started flashing for a minute or 2 and went away. Every time I start to accelerate the engine starts cutting out. Has anyone had this issue?
#4
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Flashing check engine light is a cylinder misfire. Read the codes and see what it posts. If it just started there may not be a code set, if that's the case drive it a little while longer and it will eventually set a code for either a random misfire or it will say exactly what cylinder is the culprit.
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Had the same issue at 20K miles, but mine mainly only happened when it was tune while not doing it in stock form. It ended up being a bad/weak coil.
#7
The code is this:
P130D ENGINE KNOCK / COMBUSTION PERFORMANCE - FORCED LIMITED POWER
Most likely throw because of crappy gas, bad misfire, or possibly a bad knock sensor, I would suggest pulling your plugs and checking them. Replace them with sp534's gapped at .030 or .032 and go from there
P130D ENGINE KNOCK / COMBUSTION PERFORMANCE - FORCED LIMITED POWER
Most likely throw because of crappy gas, bad misfire, or possibly a bad knock sensor, I would suggest pulling your plugs and checking them. Replace them with sp534's gapped at .030 or .032 and go from there
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The code is this:
P130D ENGINE KNOCK / COMBUSTION PERFORMANCE - FORCED LIMITED POWER
Most likely throw because of crappy gas, bad misfire, or possibly a bad knock sensor, I would suggest pulling your plugs and checking them. Replace them with sp534's gapped at .030 or .032 and go from there
P130D ENGINE KNOCK / COMBUSTION PERFORMANCE - FORCED LIMITED POWER
Most likely throw because of crappy gas, bad misfire, or possibly a bad knock sensor, I would suggest pulling your plugs and checking them. Replace them with sp534's gapped at .030 or .032 and go from there
#10
My fathers '12 Eco threw a misfire code at 55k. I had him put in sp534's gapped at .030 and so far no more issues. Like others have said, I would try plugs first. At 50k its probably time, on the Eco's anyway.