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Hello, I am currently working on my wife's 2005 Sport Trac 4.0L SOHC. I am trying to read the long-term fuel trim values on my scan tool, but the PIDs do not seem to register any values. The short-term trim, engine coolant temp, and any other PID seems to be working fine, but there is no value...

Hello, I am having problems diagnosing the cause of the error codes my truck ('05 Sport Trac) is throwing, P0171 and P0174. I know that the problem is un-metered air creating a lean condition. I have recently replaced the entire PCV assembly, including the tubes and both elbow joints (within a...

I was wondering a couple things about the p1233 code. I know that it refers to fuel pump driver module (FPDM) and that the usual solution for this is a road-worn FPDM unit. However, I have replaced mine within the last 10 months and only received this code after erasing my original codes and the...

I have a question about my code reader, its a mac tools reader. I am getting the error code: P1233- Manufacturer Control Fuel Air Metering. According to my extensive googling, the P1233 codes should have a description about the Fuel Pump Driver Module, and the code I get describing the fuel air...

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what size of disconnect tool I need for the output side of the fuel filter. I cannot seem to find the info anywhere else and I cannot seem to get the connector to come loose, even when I push the fuel line towards the filter. I am using a 5/16 size, but my...

I am looking for a wiring diagram for the fuel pump driver module circuit on my 2005 Explorer Sport Trac (4.0L). I am getting the error code P1233 and I wanted to test for open circuits, but I am not sure which wires I should be testing on the connector. Any help would be greatly appreciated...

So I woke up this morning and my 2005 Sport Track (4.0L) would not start, turned over like crazy just no combustion. After I tested the fuel pump fuse and relay, my father (the previous owner) mentioned it did the same thing to him once and to fix it he had to start the engine with the fuel cap...