Steamfighter
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Rolling down the road this afternoon and an alarm pops up, "in 50 miles, speed limited to 50 miles an hour. Exhaust fluid system fault". Wtf???
Welcome to the fun of EPA mandated SCR derates.
Dumb question but are you low on exhaust fluid?
I agree though, delete it and enjoy the truck that much more!
No, ended up being a PCM reflash. Ticket also said memory showed a constant P204F with no explanation.
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I had this pop up today. They told me it was both nox sensors went bad. Won't be fixed till Tuesday. Notice how many miles I have.
Hello there,
I am new here and this is exactly what I have on my truck too.
I am the proud and desperate owner of one
Ford 2014 F250 crew cab from Legacy Ford TX (big dog)
( now 16000mls)
I imported the vehicle to Angola in Africa and have the following problem:
about 100mls ago while cruising normal at app 50mph on tar road I suddenly got the dashboard message "exhaust fluid system fault". Now I am limited to 50mph , I do not know when the truck will go in limp mode. I checked for loose connections under the car, could not find anything, the DEL level is almost full.
There is no competent dealership/Ford service for thousands of miles.
I came across this bulletin somewhere on this forum:
SVE BULLETIN Q-221
SPECIAL VEHICLE ENGINEERING – BODY BUILDERS ADVISORY SERVICE:
Description: 2013-2014 Model Year F350, F450 & F550 Chassis Cab Super Duty 6.7L Diesel May Exhibit
"Exhaust Fluid System Fault" Or “Engine Idle Soon” Instrument Cluster Message- Service Tip.
These messages may occur if vehicle ignition is “keyed on” with any of the following items disconnected during
Vehicle Modifier/Up-fitter installation of aftermarket bodies:
• Harness Ground to left side end of Frame (G400)
• Powertrain Control Module (PCM)
• Glowplug Control Module (GPCM)
• Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) Sensor
• NOx Module
• DEF (Urea) Tank.
I am not sure ( cos is a F250) but this maybe would help in my case too.
Since I am not a mechanic I do not know where on the vehicle to find those connections.
So I kindly ask if someone could describe for me where on the truck to check for those possibly loose/disconnected items. Like mentioned there is NO dealership here I could refer to and I will be lost if I do not find a solution by myself.
Thanks very much everybody for your anticipated reply and I hope I will be able to sort this out. Otherwise I can scrap the truck actually.