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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???
 

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Wouldn't you know, I fire it up to go for service and no alarm , no warnings , nothing. Dropped it off because it should have a code in there somewhere.
 

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Dumb question but are you low on exhaust fluid?

I agree though, delete it and enjoy the truck that much more!
 

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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.
 

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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.
 

sledhead_24_7

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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.


For having the truck in Africa, DELETE THE EMISSIONS EQUIPMENT.
 

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Man I gotta agree. Delete the DPF and EGR systems completely. You don't need them there I'm sure and they are the root cause on 99% of issues you're likely to face. It's a small price to pay for peace of mind in an area with no dealership.
 

Bavaria

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Thank you for your replies, I agree absolutely, justbthere is alot of confusing information out there which, ( I am eying the H&H street/race tuner ) will do the trick.
Some say with 2014 models is not working or with some extra codes to buy and stuff.
I cannot have some gear here and then fiddle around and it will not work with the software of my version F250. So I really must make sure 1st time I get the correct one.
Also the exhaust I want to replace which will be the smallest issue.
Thank you for your replies.
I will be at this forum alot I gues....
 

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Contact Mike at No Limit here on the forum. He'll get you what you need and it will all work the first time. I can understand your hesitation given your location but they have a damn good handle on this tuning these days.
 

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