Loss of power

`08 Blue Crew

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OK, so I'm driving down the road and I felt a shudder. After that I had acceleration but a noticeable loss of power. I came to a stop and started over. It accelerates but not at the rate as it did before. The boost gauge is showing boost (about 1/2 on the meter). Motor seems to run OK and the tranny shifts ok.

Turbo problem? :dunno
 
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Check yer Intercooler Boots ? i.e.; 1/2 the boost.. loss of normal power. You may have a split/cracked boot, or one has come loose/partly disconnected ?

Joe
 
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Dealer replaced an EGRT Sensor per TSB 11-6-15. I have been Googling all over trying to find TSB 11-6-15 to see what it is all about. Service Writer didn't appear to really know what this sensor does. I like to understand what failed and how it caused the symptom that I experienced.

Anyone have a link to the TSB?
 

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You guys are all correct, there is a TSB for that. They take the sensor from the exhaust, clean it if possible, if not replace it. I asked the service writer also what location this was in he had no idea. I have a DPF delete pipe on with all the sensors and wires just wrapped really well incase I ever needed to put th stocker back on. Believe it or not I havent had an issue yet. I can tell you whatever they did was right, truck ran well again. So I am to assume that senso must be either back by the turbo, or on the down pipe somewhere. If I find it I will let you guys know. Happy Motoring
 

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what i have been told is this:

Last winter I had an issue while in Texas where I the check engine light came on. Apparently the sensor in the exhaust AFTER the DPF was bad and not telling the computer to clean the filter. Since I was over 50K miles that was no longer covered by the emission warranty. He told me there was 2 before the DPF and 1 after. If the ones before the DPF had gone bad it would have been a warranty item under the motor.

This issue was that truck went into limp mode and finally the Check Engine light came on while in PA. The dealer in PA found a bad sensor before the DPF. Since i am under 100K miles, this one was covered under warranty.

So I have replaced 2 of the three sensors. Just waiting for that one to go bad too. If it is gonna go bad, I hope it happens before I go over 100K miles.
 

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My truck now sits at th local ford dealer. They tell me that the oem computer is bad and they want to ref lash it but will only do that if I bring it back home and put the DPF/CAT back on.
After talking to H & S from my tuner, they are telling me that if I drive the truck for 200-300 miles, the codes will go away. Ford handled all the other DTC's already. They cleaned my EGR & EXHAUST PROBE SENSOR. They said it now runs, no black smoke, but still has 2 turbo codes, again according to H & S, those will go away after 200-300 miles. They stated that the tuner is learning my driving habits, and once it understands my habits the codes will go away. That's where they get the 200-300 miles. I really would hate to install my stock DPF-CAT pipe, but ford says I have to in order to ref lash the ECM, , and H & S says don't worry about it, just do the mileage.
As usual still confused.
 

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