Check Engine Codes
Stevbullock
08-13-2004, 12:30 PM
Can anyone define the check engine code 1400 on a 2002 Sable w/ a Duratec?
Froze_Tread
08-20-2004, 10:09 PM
Differential Pressure Feedback Electronic Sensor circuit Low Voltage. DPFE sensors are known to fail on fords they updated them late 2002 with a plastic unit that doesnt break so easy it seems. I replace a few a month on our fleet vehicles. I manage 150+ at our branch alone.
DPFE should be at .3 to 1.3 volts with no vacume
vacumme applied above 13 pounds or so should be above 4 or so
voltage should drop below 2.5 within 2 secs when u release vacumme.
DPFE should be at .3 to 1.3 volts with no vacume
vacumme applied above 13 pounds or so should be above 4 or so
voltage should drop below 2.5 within 2 secs when u release vacumme.
rivguy
08-21-2004, 11:55 AM
if your vehicle has under 60,000 miles email me your 17 digit vin and I can tell you if ford will replace the part for free under a warantee extetion that is currently offered on most ford vehicles
bobossman
09-15-2004, 10:15 AM
if your vehicle has under 60,000 miles email me your 17 digit vin and I can tell you if ford will replace the part for free under a warantee extetion that is currently offered on most ford vehicles
Rivguy:
I'd be interested in seeing if my Sable is covered under the extended warranty. VIN is 1MEFM55S51A604224
Thanks, bobossman
Rivguy:
I'd be interested in seeing if my Sable is covered under the extended warranty. VIN is 1MEFM55S51A604224
Thanks, bobossman
rivguy
09-15-2004, 07:07 PM
you have an extention for 2years/24months beyond bumper to bumper warranty
esc2
02-03-2005, 06:22 PM
I have a 2000 Sable with P0401, EGR Flow Insufficient. Car has 71K miles and the VIN is: 1MEFM55S1YG628074
Can anyone tell me if this car is covered under the warranty extension?
Can anyone tell me if this car is covered under the warranty extension?
rivguy
02-05-2005, 05:40 PM
you had the extention but it has expired by mileage - you do however have a recall 04S17 open to have spring shields installed on the front to protect against tire blowout when the springs break - and trust me they do break
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