Hey guys, I have a small issue that has turned into a year long nightmare.
I have a 2016 Fiesta ST. The only mods are a ITG intake, Mishimoto Oil Seperator, TurboSmart Kompact BOV, MBRP exhaust, and a Cobb Accessport tune. Everything was running fine with these mods from January 2022 to April 2023. All except the BOV were from the previous owner.
I just moved to Atlanta from Connecticut and on the drive down my solid yellow CEL came on. The car still runs fine despite the CEL. The only noticeable difference is a slightly rough idle with more pops and backfires than it used to have.
It’s been 10 months and I can’t get the CEL go away. It’s preventing me from passing emissions, and thus preventing me from registering or selling the car. It’s also legally risky to drive now since it’s technically not registered correctly in the new state after so long. My ability to do anything with this car seems to all hinge on whether or not it will pass emissions, which is all being stopped by this pesky CEL.
My accessport says the CEL was from a code P0111 which is for the IAT (intake air temperature) sensor. I tried clearing codes, removing the tune and and resetting the ECU to stock. This didn’t work. I took it to Ford and they replaced my MAF sensor, which apparently contains the IAT. This also didn’t work in getting rid of the CEL and at this point Ford refused to work on my car any more, and just kept telling me the light is on because of “all the mods on the car.” I don’t really believe this since the car was fine before I moved down here, and I haven’t added any mods since.
As of now I still have the CEL and it has become a P0113 code for IAT Sensor 1 Circuit High.
Any input or advice on what the issue could be? Starting to get really stressed out about it and it’s making me hate my car.
Some have suggested wiring issues. I’ve tried unplugging and replugging but not sure what’s what or if I’m even doing it right.
Any advice helps. Also looking for a good shop to take it to for service in Atlanta, if anyone has any suggestions.
Thanks guys.
I have a 2016 Fiesta ST. The only mods are a ITG intake, Mishimoto Oil Seperator, TurboSmart Kompact BOV, MBRP exhaust, and a Cobb Accessport tune. Everything was running fine with these mods from January 2022 to April 2023. All except the BOV were from the previous owner.
I just moved to Atlanta from Connecticut and on the drive down my solid yellow CEL came on. The car still runs fine despite the CEL. The only noticeable difference is a slightly rough idle with more pops and backfires than it used to have.
It’s been 10 months and I can’t get the CEL go away. It’s preventing me from passing emissions, and thus preventing me from registering or selling the car. It’s also legally risky to drive now since it’s technically not registered correctly in the new state after so long. My ability to do anything with this car seems to all hinge on whether or not it will pass emissions, which is all being stopped by this pesky CEL.
My accessport says the CEL was from a code P0111 which is for the IAT (intake air temperature) sensor. I tried clearing codes, removing the tune and and resetting the ECU to stock. This didn’t work. I took it to Ford and they replaced my MAF sensor, which apparently contains the IAT. This also didn’t work in getting rid of the CEL and at this point Ford refused to work on my car any more, and just kept telling me the light is on because of “all the mods on the car.” I don’t really believe this since the car was fine before I moved down here, and I haven’t added any mods since.
As of now I still have the CEL and it has become a P0113 code for IAT Sensor 1 Circuit High.
Any input or advice on what the issue could be? Starting to get really stressed out about it and it’s making me hate my car.
Some have suggested wiring issues. I’ve tried unplugging and replugging but not sure what’s what or if I’m even doing it right.
Any advice helps. Also looking for a good shop to take it to for service in Atlanta, if anyone has any suggestions.
Thanks guys.
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