FORD MYSTERY CHECK ENGINE LIGHT THAT WON'T GO AWAY!

In today's video we take a look at a 2015 Ford F-150 with a 5.0l V8 engine. The vehicle has a check engine light that can not be cleared. The shop replaced the crank position sensor and number 7 ignition coil, but did not properly execute the misfire monitor neutral profile correction. The trouble code P0315 "crankshaft position system variation not learned" was stored in the PCM and could not be cleared. Follow along as I show you how this procedure is done.
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Great video. Does this work for the Camshaft Sensor replacement for a 2008 F-150?

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[@ADVANCEDLEVELAUTO]

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[@wagoosh78]

@@ADVANCEDLEVELAUTO the cam and crank relearn goes by different names ford calls it misfire monitor ?

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Thanks.

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Yeah I've learned when doing these re-learns is that u have to follow the directions accurately👍if it says temp has to be at 180* guess what that temp better be at 180*😉

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Do you have any familiarity with the following and how I can avoid said issues on a 2015 6.7L F350? 1. Death wobble/steering oscillation 2. EGR, DPF and HPOP failure Thanks!

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[@SRFDriver]

Hi, apologies in advance: This question is not relevant to this specific video, however I don't seen any other videos that actually fit my question. My question is this: I have a 2016 F150 XLT that has a standard key (not push button) start. I am trying to find out whether there is a wire anywhere in the harness that will tell me when the factory alarm system is armed--that is, is there a wire anywhere that will be in one state when the alarm is on and another state when it is off, or is it all done through the CAN system? Thank you.

[@tommarko9983]

I have a 2016 Transit with 3.5L eco boost V-6. I got a misfire code for cyl 6. Replaced plug and coil on that cylinder. Then tried disconnecting battery for a few hours. Took both leads and held them together. Check engine light still won't go off. Can I do this procedure myself without an expensive scan tool?

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Great info, question, can this procedure be performed using forscan?

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Hey nice work Will this work on turbo boost models / other engines. Thank you

[@vtailv35]

This must be on 04-05 newer year vehicles with a Can-Bus PCM-ECU I I have not run across this issue with older computers But this is good to know how this P0315 code can delay repairs.

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So will you need this scan tool for that procedure? Thx

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i am looking at a 2015 ford 3.7, 103000 miles with a CEL on. should i be concerned that it may be a major fix like timing chain? it runs good

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[@vdubs323]

Hey what up hoping your still reading your comments. Question is , Is there a cheaper scan tool i can buy that can do this ? Currently have p0451 and wont clear stays on even after i clear . Truck is running back to normal after replacing a few things i did along the way but code wont clear . Replaced mof spark plugs canister purge valve a throttle bottle few other things i believe this is what need to be done next . Tried 4 mechanics had to find the problem myself . Please if see this let me know just looking for a more affordable route .

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Does this info also pertain to the ‘09-‘14 models as well?

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Do I need to do this when changing cam pos sensor on a 2003 Fire Ranger?

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[@wanaraz]

I had that code pop up on my 2018. It said all the same things you said. But that was not it. The plug under the front of the truck became disconnected. Simple fix. When you go looking for the most complicated stuff on an engine but miss the obvious.

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I wish these machines could do the relearn procedure on their own, after a battery removal or a startup where the relearn is necessary. It shouldn't require participation of a human.

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But then, the average guy would miss the option of paying a couple hundred dollars to the dealer to make the light go away.

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It would be too easy lol

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would it be the same for some gmc trucks ??

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It was bring your kid to work day lol

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I got the check engine light but on a 2016 Ford Edge I replaced the canister as it showed it was bad but now it comes back and goes away wtf man it’s got the 2.0 eco boost can you point me to the problem that might be happening any help will be greatly appreciate bro

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What scanner tool model is that? And price?

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Anyone know of any other scan tools that perform this function Also the amazon link is for 2021 would this work on a 2022

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Hey brother great and informative video. I have a question bro I have a 2019 f150 and my check engine light is on and all the scanner is saying that “O2 sensor wire “ that’s all it says I have replaced the O2 sensor Brand new but still comes back . Any suggestions!? Thanks for ur time man much appreciated

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What code?

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This applies to Chevy/GM vehicles as well.

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Yes it does!

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So I was just driving from Anaheim to Vegas and I was driving 80 and switched into eco mode and my truck started acting funny ! And gears were dropping in and out and the wrench symbol came on then ! About 40 miles later I stopped the truck and waited ten mins started it again and wrench went away but check engine light came on ! Truck drove fine but light did not go away !? Thoughts please ? Keep in mind it’s was 112f outside and truck was running for like 5 hours before this happened

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Check engine light on since new,fixing to dynamite 🧨 black ops!

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Some mechanics won't invest in themselves through continued education. I know of transmission shops that attend all sorts of educational classes just to keep up with the basics of their trade. Without those, they are lost and cannot rebuild and correctly get an electronically controlled transmission if their life depended on it. Same goes with electronically controlled vehicles. I've heard that Mercedes and Chrysler vehicles have the most electronic modules of any make and they all depend on each other which means if one goes bad, good luck finding out which one is responsible as they are all tied to each other. EDUCATION is a requirement every year you are a mechanic who deals with many vehicle makes and the customers who have them in need of professional help, done right the first time.

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Also if you do a time belt or chain replacement not only on Ford vehicles but most manufacturers will have a relearn

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Great tip!

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What years does this apply to?

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I had to edit out the parts where he kept asking “are we done yet!” Lol

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