Cargo Van check engine light/ Transit

[Worn Out Manager]

P.S. - thank you to all my fellow Transit truckers & mother truckers for posting here! (And, a few Sprinter comments always welcome Ken.)

 

[OntarioVanMan]

P.S. - thank you to all my fellow Transit truckers & mother truckers for posting here! (And, a few Sprinter comments always welcome Ken.)

You're welcome sir

 

[greasytshirt]

And OVM is right, everything is so tied together electronically you just can't tell what the root cause of the problem is.

This reminds me of the time I fixed the transmission problem on an International truck by replacing one of the injectors in the engine.

 

[Ftransit]

Took our Transit in to have the transmission flushed, radiator flush, & the works. Got it home put some led lights on bumper...just as my hubby was closing the hood he saw several tools laying between motor & wipers. Make me wonder what else they forget!

 

[Treadmill]

Took our Transit in to have the transmission flushed, radiator flush, & the works. Got it home put some led lights on bumper...just as my hubby was closing the hood he saw several tools laying between motor & wipers. Make me wonder what else they forget!

Somebody will be looking for their tools in the morning.

 

[fastman_1]

Took our Transit in to have the transmission flushed, radiator flush, & the works. Got it home put some led lights on bumper...just as my hubby was closing the hood he saw several tools laying between motor & wipers. Make me wonder what else they forget!

Good thing you paid for those tools!


Sent from the deep end.

 

[Turtle]

... he saw several tools laying between motor & wipers. Make me wonder what else they forget!

I think that is so funny. Mechanics are trained to put tools there, so they always know where they are, and so they don't forget them.

 

[Perioodic]

... he saw several tools laying between motor & wipers. Make me wonder what else they forget!

I think that is so funny. Mechanics are trained to put tools there, so they always know where they are, and so they don't forget them.

After a long day of work you don't even remember where you work IMO.

 

[Ragman]

... he saw several tools laying between motor & wipers. Make me wonder what else they forget!

I think that is so funny. Mechanics are trained to put tools there, so they always know where they are, and so they don't forget them.

After a long day of work you don't even remember where you work IMO.

What's work?

 

[fastman_1]

What's work?

Something we avoid at all cost!


King of short runs.