Engine light on
#1
Engine light on
Just getting advice.I just bought my F250X.L.T super duty.year 2021 only 48000 miles.
What does?This mean does it need to be serviced immediately?I'm asking the form.Cause I'm literally about to get into this truck on Monday.And travel with my RV9 hours.Will I be okay to I get to my next destination?That can get the center a shop I have correct d.E f fluid.. Just didn't oil change checked every fluid.Everything is properly acting well.Cause this should be an 02 sensor
What does?This mean does it need to be serviced immediately?I'm asking the form.Cause I'm literally about to get into this truck on Monday.And travel with my RV9 hours.Will I be okay to I get to my next destination?That can get the center a shop I have correct d.E f fluid.. Just didn't oil change checked every fluid.Everything is properly acting well.Cause this should be an 02 sensor
#2
The smart thing to do would be to find the reason why the check engine light has come on.
It means your vehicle's emissions have exceeded the Federal limit. There could be many reasons for this , but it could also tell us there is a problem that should be corrected.
Most times the problem just gets worse and causes other problems and you don't need that while out on the road on a trip. If it develops into something worse, the cost to repair will go up. Worth some serious thought.
It means your vehicle's emissions have exceeded the Federal limit. There could be many reasons for this , but it could also tell us there is a problem that should be corrected.
Most times the problem just gets worse and causes other problems and you don't need that while out on the road on a trip. If it develops into something worse, the cost to repair will go up. Worth some serious thought.
#3
The smart thing to do would be to find the reason why the check engine light has come on.
It means your vehicle's emissions have exceeded the Federal limit. There could be many reasons for this , but it could also tell us there is a problem that should be corrected.
Most times the problem just gets worse and causes other problems and you don't need that while out on the road on a trip. If it develops into something worse, the cost to repair will go up. Worth some serious thought.
It means your vehicle's emissions have exceeded the Federal limit. There could be many reasons for this , but it could also tell us there is a problem that should be corrected.
Most times the problem just gets worse and causes other problems and you don't need that while out on the road on a trip. If it develops into something worse, the cost to repair will go up. Worth some serious thought.
#4
Because we at this time without actually checking the vehicle, have no idea what is going in, don't consider it wise to press your luck , so to speak.
Sometimes Benji gets the bear and sometimes the bear gets Benji. This is a decision only you can make and it is a gamble either way.
Sometimes Benji gets the bear and sometimes the bear gets Benji. This is a decision only you can make and it is a gamble either way.
#5
ForScan Lite on a smartphone .......... A $40 investment will get you going. (Software $7 download, OBDII adapter $30 or so).
So many people seem to think that they have no way to scan these trucks for codes! I truly do not understand why that "stumps" people.
Also, there are many expensive scan tools, and yet INEXPENSIVE FORSCAN is as good of a diagnostic tool as the expensive ones.
So many people seem to think that they have no way to scan these trucks for codes! I truly do not understand why that "stumps" people.
Also, there are many expensive scan tools, and yet INEXPENSIVE FORSCAN is as good of a diagnostic tool as the expensive ones.
Last edited by bismic; 05-04-2024 at 08:14 AM.
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