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Brad Clayton

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  1. Amen to that. I was going to mention this in reference to another on going post but you beat me to it. If all the Ford techs that are belly-aching over on the FMC website were to jump ship and go to Chrysler, they would come back begging for their old job.

  2. CONT. P2262 P0069 & P006B CUSTOMER SAYS WILL NOT BOOST INTERMITTENTLY UNTIL YOU CYLCE THE KEY AND SOMETHING RESETS AND WILL HAVE BOOST HOT OR COLD. PLEASE LOOK AT PIDS. TRUCK HAS PROGRAMMER. THANKS IN ADVANCE :)

     

    This is your problem, at least I highly suspect it is. I have seen way too many crappy 6.4 liter programmers take a shit and cause exactly what your saying, I.e, a key reset will clear it up for a bit. 

     

    The best course of action is to have the customer return it to stock (this usually takes care of it on your end because they dont want to do that and they will just go away) so you can eliminate the aftermarket stuff as the problem. Or have them reinstall the programmer if a flash or get a new one all together.

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  3. That got me the first time I used the ol phone to make a video. Yes I was the nube and the object of ridicule. You must turn the phone horizontally before you hit the record button or you end up with what is in your present video. Trying to turn the phone after you have started recording will not make any difference.....stop the recording then turn the phone and resume recording if you forget in the future.

  4. Kevin, you need to step back for a second. It is time to have a talk with management about the shop's situation. These trucks are damn hard enough to fix with the correct tools. Using the wrong tools or tools that are not equivalent to the ones needed for a particular job will create a bigger problem than the one that is in front of you i.e. a broken truck. The biggest enemy we face is interpreting collected data incorrectly. This will lead you down the wrong path right off the bat and everything else goes South quick. Get the right stuff and follow the the "hard start/performance" sheets and you will fix every Powerstroke that comes to your bay. I guarantee it!

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  5. The dealer gave our service advisors a camera for such goings on. The guys always bitch about it, saying they don't know how to take the pics and get them to Ford. Of course they don't have any problem taking photos on there own and posting them to their Facebook account. :rolleyes:

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