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Runs rough, Vibrates
The Truck:
As you can see from my sig, the truck is a 2002 E-350 SD, it is a ambulance chassis with the ambulance box off, a 63" sleeper & 8' flatbed in its place.
What I use it for:
I transport RV's, Horse Trailers, Boats, Utility Trailers, etc...
Truck History (since I have owned her):
The truck has 265,000 miles on her, (160,000 when I bought her a year & half ago).
I am a 50 year old man who works the truck, but "Does Not Beat On Her" in anyway.
Approx. 40% of the miles I have put on her are loaded miles.
The heavy est trailer I have ever pulled with her was 9,980#, the average is approx. 6,500#
I always keep the "Superchips Programmer" on "Tow safe" mode.
What the Situation Is:
While on a run to Oregon a week & half ago (the trailer only weighed 2800#),
the truck started to surge(buck) @ highway speed (with cruise on & off), then the "service engine" light would come on then go off after a few miles. I stopped & checked DTC code with "Super chips" programmer & got codes: P1211 & P0630. I cleared codes.
The truck continued bucking on & off now at all speeds.
I stopped at Parts Store & bought 2 new air filters & replaced the old ones (even though the old ones only had approx. 1500 miles on them).
This made no diff.
Delivered trailer, truck still ran rough even without trailer in tow.
Stopped at International Dealer & had fuel filter replaced, even though present fuel filter only had approx. 1500 miles on it. Had tech show me old filter & we both agreed that filter was "Not" in bad shape.
This made no diff.
Stopped at Ford Dealership, told service manager what was going on & what I had done to this point, He went right to my truck pulled oil dipstick out & showed me oil with bubbles on my dipstick that also was down to the add mark. I had checked oil on last fill-up (approx. 800 miles earlier) & all was fine.
I told him that I use Rotella 5w-40 syn with purealator filter & had changed oil approx. 5000 miles ago.
He recommend oil change with "Motorcraft" filter & 15w-40 oil. I let him do it.
Drove truck after oil change for approx. 25 miles & truck smoothed out & ran fine. (This was in Oregon)
Got back to Indiana approx. 50 miles from house & truck started doing it again(Bucking, almost like a misfire on a gas engine) & was also vibrating the truck.
Got to house, checked oil, all was well there, no bubbles, oil level on fill mark.
I have drove truck in town (approx. 10 miles 1 way) a half a dozen times & she still bucks & vibrates off & on @ any speed.
She starts just fine, sometimes bucks (misses) @ idle & driving.
She is not blowing any smoke of any color.
I have always ran "Power Service" @ recommended dosage since I have owned her.
I have always ran Dodges (3) before this truck & I am learning that the power stroke is quite a different engine.
Please keep in mind that I am "NOT" a mechanic (seen the job, don't want it),
I can & will change the oil & filter if I have a mind to.
Will not change the fuel filter myself (did it once on this van/chassis & never will again).
I am wanting to know if anyone else has ran across this & what the possible cure may be. & if it is something simple that a non-mechanic can do or if not then at least if I have to take her to a tech. I will have an ideal what may be the problem, so I can lessen my chance of being "Snowed"
All help/advice will be appreciated,
Captain Ron
USAF (Ret)
Also, I forgot: She "Does Not" throw any codes nor does does the "service engine soon" light come on now.
I do not want to sound like I am grasping at straws, but I want to make sure I have covered all info:
About 1000 miles before she started doing this I had the rear axle seals (1 was leaking), bearings, both rear rotors (she is a dually with 4-wheel disk) replaced, all brake pads (front rotors turned) rear diff drained (cover off) & replaced with HD syn. diff fluid & required limited slip additive. Could something have been installed wrong or the "brake parts cleaner the tech used to clean the inside of the diff" done something to that "sensor" that is on the top of the diff? (shows my lack of tech know-how, does'nt it....)
Last edited by Captain Ron; 03-24-2009 at 11:33 AM. Reason: More Forgotten Info:
Might be wrong, but I'd check your CPS cam shaft position sensor.
But.......... If you think this could still be the problem, is it something I (A non-tech) can check or should I take it back to them.
Well did you look up them codes you got? and see what they was? Just because you clear them dont mean they wont come back.
PO1211 - ICP not ctrtlable - press above/desired
PO0603 - Internal cotrl mod kam error
The 0603 I have that code throwed all the time. The other i'd try to fix.
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When I was a kid, there was nothing quite like the way one of my mom's aromatic soups would fill the house and give me a sense…home.
From the most complex bisques to the simplest of recipes with no more than a little stock, some pasta and a few root vegetables, I'm obsessed with how a warm bowl can make me feel. And this week has been no exception.
Rob and I have been cooped up in our house most of the holiday. We're both sick and hibernating, watching movies and playing classic Nintendo (check out this site - addictive stuff.) I'm not a big fan of staying indoors for too long though – I've not much of a homebody – I'll admit it's nice to just enjoy our kitchen and get cozy in the kitchen.
Today I made this soup (see above?) with whatever we had left in the fridge and pantry. It turned out to be just what we needed to make us feel a little less "cooped" and little more cozy. Wishing you lazy afternoon and relaxing nights.
Sandy's Simple Soup
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 cooking onion, chopped
1 large sweet potato, cubed
2 c kale, chopped (I used frozen kale to make life a little easier)
8-10 ripe cherry tomatoes, halved
12 c of stock (I used a mix of chicken and vegetable for added flavor)
1/2 c turkey sausage (optional, but I love the smokiness it adds)
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In a saucepan on medium heat, sautee the onions and give them a sprinkle of salt (to get the juices flowing) and add the chili flakes. Allow the onions to become translucent and soften before adding the tomatoes. Allow them to soften, too. Then add the cubed sweet potato and let all the veggies cook down for 8-10 minutes (watch that the onions don't burn!) Then, add the kale, sausage and allow it all to stew down for another 5 minutes (your kitchen should start filling with the best aroma by now). Add the stock and spices, give the soup a good, sturdy stir, then let it simmer for 50 more minutes (this is the hard part… because it smells so good). But be patient. It's worth it.


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The last couple of weeks have been hard ones for people from Carbon County. The loss of two little boys due to a flash flood in a wash has stunned everyone from the closest family members to hardened officials who deal with tragedy way too often.
For now the question of what happened to little Jayden Seal is still a mystery. Swept away from inside his parents vehicle, no remains have been found. That of course is what is on everyones mind.
But there is another side to this unfortunate event that shows how great a community can be. Most of us have seen it before, but I think it needs mentioning, in a formal way in the pages of this newspaper.
In the six years I have worked at the Sun Advocate, and the 16 years I have lived in Carbon County, I have seen the generosity and willingness to do anything to help someone who has suffered a loss demonstrated time and time again. One instance even touched my family personally, and that is one I can comment on from inside experience.
Last year when my son and daughter in laws home burned down just before Christmas, we were shocked and almost numb. But within hours, people began to offer them help. The story about them being newlyweds and losing almost everything they had spread through town like soft butter on hot bread. During the process of rebuilding their lives, they were offered and given almost everything under the sun. Many of those offers of help came from people none of us in the family even knew. Yet the willingness of the community to help someone who had faced a tragedy was unreal.
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First of all I need to comment on the searchers. I spent two full days with some of these people as they worked. Most have full time jobs and were working their regular shifts and then coming out for 12 or 14 hours to help in the search. Some took vacation, others took off work without pay to help look for Jayden. And as I worked with these men and women, I saw some pretty strong people hold back tears a number of times when they thought they were on to something. Being part of the press I have to stand back from what is going on to try and report the news fairly and without bias. Yet I found it impossible to remove myself from admiring the pure dedication that many in our local public safety organizations had during that search process.
Next there was the business community. In the past couple of weeks we have run a couple of items in the paper about companies and businesses that have helped out the Seal's. But what you have seen here is just the tip of the iceberg. There have been numerous donations, some very large in terms of things and money to help the family. Yet when I found out about these donations and talked to many of those who gave, most of those involved, don't want what they have done mentioned in the newspaper. Statements like "We're not what is important here" and "We didn't give to get any publicity, only to help" have resounded through my head a number of times in the last two weeks.
Finally there are the people who wanted to or gave so much time to the search, yet it was totally outside their realm of their responsibility. The afternoon of the flash flood, I was headed through Helper after being out of town for the day when my wife called me and told me about the situation. I went right to the golf course and found dozens of people watching for signs of Jayden all along Garley wash and along the Price River. Days later I also found people doing their own searches along the river, either by wandering along the bank or sitting on bridges watching for anything they could see. A lot of volunteers also showed up at the command post and asked to help. Because of the danger and problems that could be caused by unauthorized searchers probing areas, the Carbon County Sheriff's Department had to turn a lot of these people away. But it just shows how this community can give when something bad happens to fellow human beings. This place has a huge heart.
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