Yes, you can safely remove it and drive. Be sure to index mark the driveshaft on both ends to keep it in balance. You will also need to replace all of the bolts; they are one time use only.
There is a TSB for 2017 models to add springs to the wastegate linkages to dampen the noise when cold. You can order the parts and install them yourself if you’d like.
The dealer is looking at online threads to “figure it out”? :facepalm:
Dealer do not escalate repairs to internet searches. They escalate to hotline and then their field engineer.
Here’s the knowns we’ve established from this ridiculous saga:
1. You bought a used truck
2. You ran it 2.5...
As the ejector valve is part of the driver’s side CAC tube, I would access/remove it and inspect the connection ports for a casting flash restriction or damage. The slightest issue with the ejector will cause that DTC.
Hi most common issue is Fuse 27 in the Battery Junction Box (under hood fuse box). Pull the fuse and inspect for damage/melted pins. If it’s damaged there is a kit to relocate the fuse to a new location in the BJB.
Ok here’s the definition, it’s an electrical DTC, meaning it’s likely a wiring/pin issue between the TCCM and the Shift motor. Transfer case replacement will not resolve a shift motor position electrical DTC. It sounds like they need to double check the harness, I would suggest running a...
P1853:00 — Transfer Case Contact Plate 'B' Short Circuit to Ground: No Sub Type Information
Fault sets when TCCM C2371A pin 2 detects a short to ground. Shift motor moves are prevented when this DTC is set. The TCCM will not complete mode change if a change in shift motor position is required.
That’s happened to me, it’s from the rear tires breaking loose when it downshifts and the traction control cutting engine power immediately after the shift.
No, it’s not. You make more of a fool of yourself with every post. Using 4A, which is available on every non-peasant F-150, does not “add wear” to anything.
Wrong again. The G2 does not activate on startup, it leaves the hubs engaged to warm up the axle fluid.
Why do you bother posting when...
1. The locking differential has nothing to do with the IWE system
2. The IWE system is the same design between both generations.
You have zero “facts”, you’re a delusional G1 fanboy as always.
The IWE system is about as basic as it gets. Repeat issues are the result of misdiagnosis it improper repairs. Replacing check valves multiple isn’t going to fix anything, it needs to be properly diagnosed.
How is the dealer replacing the transmission without diagnosis? You can’t road test a...
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