Check engine light

[Phyguy]

check engine light came on last night on the drive home. How do I check codes via the nav screen?

Thanks.

 

[Phyguy]

i thought I read on here 6-12 months ago that you could check error status codes from the sony nav unit.

But, I just dropped off the truck at the dealer and took their shuttle to work.

Becoming good friends with the service manager I've been working with lately. I'll have to find out what his drink of choice is and hook him up.

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got a call from the dealership and they are saying bad catalytic converter. Covering under warranty, but they have to send it to Ford. If ford finds mud or water in it it could come back to get me.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

i hope not, the truck was designed for offroad, if thats the case it should fall under manufacturer defect...... why put it where it can get debris in it?

 

[MrGreen33]

thats sucks you wont be able drive your Raptor for a little while...
Good Luck & Keep us posted!!

 

[Phyguy]

Should have it back this afternoon or first thing in the morning. They gave me a Mazda 2 loaner...WTF!!!!

 

[Madcowranch]

Should have it back this afternoon or first thing in the morning. They gave me a Mazda 2 loaner...WTF!!!!

Dude. Does your big ass even fit in one of those?

 

[KaiserM715]

I am surprised that it is a bad cat and not a bad sensor (the much more likely of the two to fail)...

i hope not, the truck was designed for offroad, if thats the case it should fall under manufacturer defect...... why put it where it can get debris in it?

A cat that is full of mud or water is beyond what most would call general off-road use (barring a defect in the exhaust system). For mud or water to get that far up into the system, you would have to be in mud / water deep enough to submerge the system and, especially for mud, have the engine off long enough for it to back fill the pipes. Not to mention, there is several feet of pipe to go through from the outlet to the cat.

 

[Phyguy]

Dude. Does your big ass even fit in one of those?

barely. I have to have a leg and a shoulder hanging out of the drivers side window and I'm hunched over like a 100 yeah old grandma. I have to get it going downhill to build momentum to keep up to the speed limit

bastard.

go kill some snakes or something...

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A cat that is full of mud or water is beyond what most would call general off-road use (barring a defect in the exhaust system). For mud or water to get that far up into the system, you would have to be in mud / water deep enough to submerge the system and, especially for mud, have the engine off long enough for it to back fill the pipes. Not to mention, there is several feet of pipe to go through from the outlet to the cat.

backing the boat into lake mac is pretty shallow and i have to get the rear end in pretty good. But, nothing past my rear hubs.

Rear exhaust is chopped right after muffler too...

 

[KaiserM715]

backing the boat into lake mac is pretty shallow and i have to get the rear end in pretty good. But, nothing past my rear hubs.

Rear exhaust is chopped right after muffler too...

I wouldn't thing that would cause you any issues, esp if you keep the engine running.

 

[Phyguy]

I wouldn't thing that would cause you any issues, esp if you keep the engine running.

Yeah, engine was always running. Picture below.

From the invoice:

Drivdiag Perform Driveability Diagnosis
2600 WF
1 AL3Z*5E212*E Converter Asy
parts 0 labor 0 other 0 total 0
30430 test eec code p0240 pinpoint and dcl cat 02 pids verified
rif=ght cat inop, replace and retest


hmm...may be deeper than I thought...