6.7 Powerstroke engines are considered to be some of the most reliable engines around, but that doesn’t mean they’re without fault. If your Powerstroke is showing a P2291 error code, it’s important to diagnose the problem and find a solution as soon as possible. A P2291 code on a 6.7 Powerstroke means there’s a problem …
A bad injection pump can cause all sorts of engine problems that can hinder your vehicle’s performance. If you have a 6.7 Powerstroke with a damaged, worn, or ineffective CP4 fuel pump and you don’t repair it, you’ll end up with all sorts of expensive repairs down the road. Symptoms of a failing CP4 on …
When your car is suddenly consuming too much fuel and you experience random stalling and backfiring, it’s very likely for your diagnostic tool to churn out the code P0470. If you’re unacquainted with codes, this can cause panic. But is this code worth stressing out over? The P0470 code on a 6.0 Powerstroke represents a …
If you’re getting the diagnostic code P00AF on your Dodge Cummins engine, you might find yourself digging through your manual to see what’s happening. More likely than not, this issue concerns your engine and might call for a visit to your mechanic. A P00AF code on any vehicle means the turbo has an issue. On …
The 6.4 Powerstroke engine, which Ford introduced in 2008, presented some great features that surpassed that of its competitors. However, it didn’t last long due to the myriad of issues that came with it. The worst 6.4 Powerstroke year to avoid is 2008. Although the engines were only produced for three years, they all had …
The Powerstroke engine is a workhorse, and if you own a 6.7L (1.77 gallons) Powerstroke, you know how reliable and durable it can be. Unfortunately, like any other major automotive component, the Powerstroke engine is also prone to issues. If you have a P20BA error code on your 6.7 Powerstroke, what does it mean, and …
In theory, error codes associated with Powerstroke engines should make it easy to diagnose a problem quickly. In practice, these problems could have multiple causes, making it more difficult to know what’s wrong with your engine. Such is the case with P132B Code on 6.7 Powerstroke engines: What does it mean, and how can you …
The 6.7L Powerstroke engine from Ford is one of its more reliable engines. It lags behind compared to some competitor options but is far more durable than its predecessors – the 6.0L and 6.4L Powerstroke engines. Furthermore, Ford has steadily improved the 6.7L Powerstroke since its debut in 2011, with each new engine iteration proving …
Fuel pumps deliver a steady supply of fuel to keep your engine alive. A weak or failing fuel pump can ruin the performance of your truck by crippling acceleration and stalling your car. Fortunately, telling if your fuel pump is failing is easy if you have a keen eye and ear. Symptoms to detect a …
Unfortunately, the P2263 code represents a pretty serious error on your 6.4 Powerstroke. It isn’t something that can be put off for a much later time. If you see this error on your vehicle, you should stop driving immediately and work on fixing it. The P2263 code represents a turbocharger or supercharger error. The errors …
