DTC Codes

The Powertrain Control Module acts as the main computer of your Ford 6.0 Powerstroke truck. Abbreviated as the PCM, this component controls the engine and transmission. And if it detects an issue with the engine, it throws a Diesel Diagnostic Trouble Code or DTC. There are several DTC codes to keep note of; one of […]

The 6.0L Powerstroke is notorious for its exhaust gas recirculation EGR issues. And as a result, if you own a 6.0L Powerstroke truck, the p0403 6.0 Powerstroke error code is one you are likely to encounter. So what exactly does this Code mean, and more importantly, what causes it? These are some of the topics

Vehicles with high-powered engines like a 6.0 Powerstroke often face issues related to the Powertrain Control Module (PCM). Error codes are indications of engine issues; P0341 is one of them. The P0341 error code on 6.0 Powerstroke indicates a Camshaft Position Sensor problem. You can fix this issue with a proper diagnosis by following some

Error codes are common for vehicles, and each error code indicates a specific problem. P0470 is one of those common error codes you may detect if you own a high-powered engine. Engines like 7.3 Powerstroke are very prone to the P0470 error code. This error code usually appears when the Exhaust Back Pressure Sensor circuit

The P0231 Diagnostic Trouble Code is common with 7.3 and 6.0 Powerstroke and relates to the fuel system. If you own a 7.3 Powerstroke truck, it is important to know what the p0231 code 7.3 Powerstroke means.  To help you better diagnose the source of this trouble code, let’s look into what the code actually

6.0 Powerstroke engine cars face several issues due to extreme fuel running. Some error codes indicate issues related to oil temperature, and P0198 is one of them. P0198 is a common diagnostic error code for high engine oil temperature sensors. This error code appears when the engine oil temperature is higher than necessary. This issue