This. Check around all the plug boots and wires in the darkRun the truck at night and you can see a spark under the hood if that’s it
Or so I’ve heard. I’ve given up on my noises
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This. Check around all the plug boots and wires in the darkRun the truck at night and you can see a spark under the hood if that’s it
Or so I’ve heard. I’ve given up on my noises
I have done this, but with Liqui moly fuel system cleaner. Unfortunately if I drive It hard I do get a blinkInd wrench and a shutter from the misfiring.Before you waste a lot of time and money at the dealership fill the tank with top tier 91-93 octane gasoline add two bottles of BG44K, Drive the Raptor fairly aggressive for the entire tank of fuel, get out on the highway where you can do some hard pulls to 90-100+, This will clean the fuel system and injectors while burning built up carbon on the valves and in the combustion chambers. Make sure the engine and transmission are at operating temperature before doing any hard driving. See if that doesn't smooth things out a bit.
I also saw the EVAP but couldn’t decipher the .040” and what in the word I should be looking forI kinda read 1,4,8, you has 5, counts on 1..... 1 count on 4....... 1 count on 8..... in a drive cycle but you are allowed 65,535 in a cycle. The evaporations stuff is where I might start looking. This is the first forscan I have looked at so I could be way wrong, @FordTechOne Knows I am sure.
I’ve got a brand new purge valve you can trywhen I had my wife bring the rpm up to 1200 so I could try to find the source of the noise, it seemed it was coming from the TB although I couldn’t pin it down. Is the purge valve a point of failure on these trucks, and could it be related to the EVAP issue I’m having? @Gumby really has me thinking!