darn Engine light again!
freez401
01-17-2007, 10:16 PM
:screwy: Ok so about 2 weeks ago i took my 2002 ford escape to auto zone and they said it was a #5 cylinder missfire. So I replaced all the plugs (old plugs wernt bad at all) but I replaced them anyway. Reset the engine light and it stayed off for about a week.But its back. I pulled out the plug and it looks fine. My next step is the coil pack, has anyone ever had this problem and did the coil pack fix the problem? If that doesnt work what should I do next?
:banghead:
:banghead:
AlohaBra
01-18-2007, 11:42 AM
I thought you had changed the coil pack already.
Maybe you can swap the coil pack with another cylinder, reset the computer and see if it changes the code to where you changed it.
Maybe you can swap the coil pack with another cylinder, reset the computer and see if it changes the code to where you changed it.
freez401
01-23-2007, 08:31 PM
nope i bought the coil pack but i was hoping that just changing the plugs would fix it.But it didnt so i threw in the coil pack and after 4 or 5 days no engine light came back on. So I guess that was it :grinyes:
Fester88
01-24-2007, 05:16 PM
Have you tried changeing the plug wires and how many miles does it have on it?
AlohaBra
02-11-2007, 10:43 PM
No plug wires on the V-6..each plug has an ignition coil pack.
Alejandro2007
02-13-2007, 05:55 PM
I am in the middle of a similar problem. My Escape 2001 has problem when you start it in the mornings. I went to a mecanic and the scan computer indicate a problem with cylinder 5, but that doesn't fix the problem. I went to the Ford retailer here and they said that we have to replace the EGR valve and the manifold gaskets. The cost $541 I'm thinking what can I do.
AlohaBra
03-01-2007, 11:00 PM
There is a post on the EGR dif. pressure sensor..
I've had three on my 01.
Pull code to verify. I bought a code checker so I can see for myself....don't trust dealers and such.
I've had three on my 01.
Pull code to verify. I bought a code checker so I can see for myself....don't trust dealers and such.
AlohaBra
03-22-2007, 11:35 PM
I am in the middle of a similar problem. My Escape 2001 has problem when you start it in the mornings. I went to a mecanic and the scan computer indicate a problem with cylinder 5, but that doesn't fix the problem. I went to the Ford retailer here and they said that we have to replace the EGR valve and the manifold gaskets. The cost $541 I'm thinking what can I do.
Hope you didn't spend the 550 bucks already..
Buy a code checker...see if you have a code p0401...cost so far is $100..
Buy an Egr pressure differential switch....cost about $40...
Change it...takes about 10 minutes....
Total cost...$150...and you can reuse the code checker...you'll need it.....with some unnamed unreliable brands..
Hope you didn't spend the 550 bucks already..
Buy a code checker...see if you have a code p0401...cost so far is $100..
Buy an Egr pressure differential switch....cost about $40...
Change it...takes about 10 minutes....
Total cost...$150...and you can reuse the code checker...you'll need it.....with some unnamed unreliable brands..
ksracing71
04-20-2007, 11:50 PM
Had a similiar problem. REplaced the #5 coil on mine, but also found a hole in a vacuum line. Tis line comes off the rear of the intake (right side hose) and snakes around and ends under the intake. I've pached the hole until I can get a new part. Anyone ell me the name of this vacuum hose?
ksracing71
05-30-2007, 04:35 PM
Replaced my broken emissions hose. About $20 for the hose. Put it on myself. No more stalling at lights. That cyl #5 problem popped up again though.
scott07422
08-20-2007, 08:06 PM
how can i reset the computer i put in 0 to 60 gas treatment now my check Engine light is on
AlohaBra
08-26-2007, 11:33 AM
The cheap way is to disconnect the battery.
The other way is to use the code checker that I mentioned in an earlier post on this thread. You can clear it with that as well as get the code.
The other way is to use the code checker that I mentioned in an earlier post on this thread. You can clear it with that as well as get the code.
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