checking codes
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checking codes
Okay, a few of you know I'm having fuel issues.
Using an Auto X-ray on the 98.5
Running or just on?
With the key on, I get a P1693.
Do I also need to check it with the truck running?
It runs smooth, just doesn't have any power.
Replaced the LP (Wouldn't even prime the filter).
So I'm suspecting that the third LP finally did in the VP-44.
I'd just like to see that 0216 code before tearing the truck apart.
I hear 500K miles is pretty good for one of these.
Thanks again,
Steve
Using an Auto X-ray on the 98.5
Running or just on?
With the key on, I get a P1693.
Do I also need to check it with the truck running?
It runs smooth, just doesn't have any power.
Replaced the LP (Wouldn't even prime the filter).
So I'm suspecting that the third LP finally did in the VP-44.
I'd just like to see that 0216 code before tearing the truck apart.
I hear 500K miles is pretty good for one of these.
Thanks again,
Steve
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From: Hills of VA.
Originally Posted by Bob Wagner
the injection pump can die without the 216 code
is stored from the 1693 of course it will cost you about $80.00..
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From: Central VA
Originally Posted by Olratlr
Also you can take it to a Dodge dealer and they can tell you what code
is stored from the 1693 of course it will cost you about $80.00..
is stored from the 1693 of course it will cost you about $80.00..
the price of a bottle of the service writer's choice of booze
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