Ford Fiesta Duratec Error Codes

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road surfaces. Solution: The most likely problem is the shock absorber top mounts. Revised and updated new shock absorber top mounts should be fitted. Ford Fiesta & Fusion

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upto 2003 1.25 1.4 1.6 Duratec Problem: Loss of power and EAC FAIL displayed. Solution: The EAC FAIL relates to the electronic accelerator control. Vehicles that trigger diagnostic fault codes (DTCs) / fault codes P2138 with P2122, P2123 or P2127 a common problem is the PCM (powertrain control module = ECM = engine control module) electrical connector. ford fault codes list Check the electrical connector for the PCM for damage to the terminals and pins. Replace or repair as necessary. On vehicles that trigger P2119, P2135, P2176, P0120, P0122, P0123, P0220, P0222 or P0223 fault codes can suffer from the same PCM terminal damage but also suffer from throttle body electrical connector damage. The throttle body will need to be inspected and tested using an scope or scanner looking at live data. Check the serial number on the throttle body. Replace with a revised throttle body of the serial number is below 400000. Fault codes definition: Pedal fault codes P2120 – Pedal sensor 1 electrical error P2122 – Pedal sensor 1 electrical error short to ground or open circuit P2123 – Pedal sensor 1 electrical error short to battery P2125 – Pedal sensor 2 electrical error P2127 – Pedal sensor 2 electrical error short to ground or open circuit P2128 – Pedal sensor 2 electrical error short to battery P2138 – Pedal sensor 1 & 2 ratio err

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10 posts • Page 1 of 1 jimmyc Posts: 3 Joined: Wed Apr 06, ford fiesta mk6 error codes 2011 12:17 pm Ford Fiesta P0420 code problem Quote Postby jimmyc » Wed Apr 06, 2011 12:23 pm Hi,car: Ford Fiesta ford fiesta fault code p0030 2004 1.4i Zetec engine, current mileage 45,000,fault: p0420 error codeFirst time poster and was wondering if any one can help. Have read through the forums and have got a lot of useful info on http://www.bba-reman.com/gb/content/ford_fiesta_common_problems_and_solutions p0420 code which is "Catalyst System Efficiency Below Threshold (Bank 1)".I know that this can be a number of different causes to this code. I have run an OBDii diagnostic check with a scanner hooked up to my laptop and have recorded the O2 sensor voltage output. I warmed the car up by driving it for 20 minutes and then hooked it up. From what I can tell the voltage https://www.obd-codes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6856 of the front O2 sensor fluctuates between 0.1 and 0.9v and responds to throttle almost instantly. The rear 02 sensor voltage seems a lot flatter on the graph with smaller fluctuations.I have attached two graphs one of the car idling at 750 rpm and the other of the car at 1500 going up to 2500rpm. One each picture the 02 sensor voltage is shown by the bottom graphs with the blue line being the front 02 sensor and the yellow being the rear.On the first graph, when it is idling, the time between the front O2 sensor reading a high voltage (~0.9v) and then it dropping down and reading a high voltage again is about 3-4 secs.If any one can tell me whether they think there is any problems with the O2 sensors I would really appreciate it. If you need any more info please ask. Thanks very much for your time.o2 sensor at idlehttp://www.screencast.com/users/JonScott/folders/Jing/media/b276af3b-a347-4743-9298-f772ce3daf28o2 sensor at 1500-2500rpmhttp://www.screencast.com/users/JonScott/folders/Jing/media/28acbaf6-d54e-4652-ace7-d638fae2db3e Top Top jpb Posts: 139 Joined: Wed Oct 17, 2007 9:29 pm Re: Ford Fiesta P0420 code problem Quote Postby jpb » Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:11 pm Cat is warrantied for 8yrs or 80,000 miles. Top jimmyc Posts: 3 Joined: Wed Apr 06, 2011 12:17 pm Re: Ford Fiest

Ford Fiesta 1.6 PetrolThis is a discussion on Solved: Error P2135 & P2176 in Ford Fiesta 1.6 Petrol within Technical Stuff, part of the Under the Hood category; OK, so the car in question is my dear friend's 2008 Model, Ford Fiesta 1.6 http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/technical-stuff/131427-solved-error-p2135-p2176-ford-fiesta-1-6-petrol.html (P) Sxi, with 48,000 clicks ... User Name Remember Me? Password Register Team-BHP FAQ New Topics Today's Posts Search Search Forums Show Threads Show Posts Search Titles Only Advanced Search Go to Page... Thread Tools Search this Thread 17th http://www.wheels-inmotion.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=10923 January 2013, 16:37 #1 dhanushs Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Bathery/BLR Posts: 3,297 Thanked: 3,591 Times View My Garage Solved: Error P2135 & P2176 in Ford Fiesta 1.6 Petrol OK, so the car in question is ford fiesta my dear friend's 2008 Model, Ford Fiesta 1.6 (P) Sxi, with 48,000 clicks on the odo. For the last of three or four months, the car was behaving strangely, at times. ie, it would not really revv over ~2k. And would turn completely sluggish. And sometimes the ECL was ON. The problem was not permanent, it would come for some say.. 30mins.. and disappear for a month, and then reappear for 15 mins.. and then disappear for the next couple of weeks. As it ford fiesta fault was not a permanent issue, he decided to let it be, till he got enough time to take it to the service center. However, since the last couple of weeks, the issue got worse, and would turn up unexpectedly at very inappropriate moments, like in traffic,overtaking etc.. As the ECL was coming ON, I decided to plugin the OBD and see.. And, got this: As mentioned by Torque it was an issue with TPS, and prolly the MAP or so.. So, decided to clean the TPS and MAP and Throttle body. The problem vanished, however, returned after a body wash. So, it was clear that water was doing the damage. Now, to check what and where water was doing the damage, we dried the engine bay, cleared the error, and started pouring water on each sensors from the outside, like while washing! and, voila!!.. It was the TPS, that was the culprit. Now, the TPS, is inside the Throttle body and is well sealed. So, there is only a very remote chance of the sensor itself to get damaged. So, the connector was the suspect, and turned out that the green washer like thingy inside the connecter, which prevents water to enter inside was broken, and water was coming in causing the error. I sealed the connector properly, and have not faced the issue for the last ~1,000 kilometers! So... the problem is expected to be solved! Note: This vehicle was taken to the A.S.S to rectify this issu

Content WIM Website Forums Subscriptions Members Calendar Arcade Gallery Member Map Shoutbox More Wheels-InMotion → Car Discussion Forums (NOT Geometry Related) → General Problems / Discussion (NOT Geometry Related) Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. 2007 (MK6) Ford Fiesta 1.25 - Error Code P0030 (HO2S) Started by Rich , Dec 18 2012 11:29 AM Please log in to reply 8 replies to this topic #1 OFFLINE Rich Rich Forum Manager Root Admin 29,255 posts Gender:Male Location:Rickmansworth Vehicle:Honda Accord 2.4 Tourer and MX5 MK2.5 Country: Posted 18 December 2012 - 11:29 AM On a relatives car they have had the CEL on for a while now and I got it plugged into the laptop yesterday, shows the P0030 code, which is for the heated O2 sensor. I cleared it but need to get it sorted for him. The car is also using alot of fuel ATM as it's obviously running rich. I have read there was a TSB about this code (67/2006), something to do with the calibration to the ECU. Does anyone here have access to Etis or know someone who can look the car up if I PM the reg (it's no longer free)? When I had the laptop plugged in I checked the readings and it's showing the O2 sensor to be dead, reading 0 volts. If this TSB is the issue would it be causing the reading to show 0 or does the sensor need replacing or the wiring at fault? Back to top #2 OFFLINE Tony Tony Founder of WIM! Founder 52,865 posts Gender:Male Location:Hemel Hempsted Herts Vehicle:Honda Country: Posted 18 December 2012 - 12:31 PM I think you need to inspect the wiring and the jack plug. Back to top #3 OFFLINE Rich Rich Forum Manager Root Admin 29,255 posts Gender:Male Location:Rickmans