So last night, Super Bowl Sunday, we drive about 70 miles to a buddy's house for his annual party. He has enough food to feed an army. Amazing spread.
We leave to go home, get in my '19 Raptor with 23k miles which has been virtually flawless in the slightly over a year I own it (as was my '17 Raptor and '18 Platinum), I press the ignition start button and it begins cranking and cranking and cranking. After what seemed line an eternity, it started, ran rough for a moment, I gave it a little gas, and it stalled. I pressed the button again and again crank, crank, crank.
After about five minutes of this it finally started, the check engine light remained on, and it was fine all the way home.
When I got home I turned it off, turned it back on and it started immediately.
This morning it started right up but the check engine light remains on. Made appt for Wednesday morning at Ford.
My uninformed opinion is that if the check engine light remains on, the computer will retain the fault.
Any ideas what it could have been?
I'll report back when I find out of course.
We leave to go home, get in my '19 Raptor with 23k miles which has been virtually flawless in the slightly over a year I own it (as was my '17 Raptor and '18 Platinum), I press the ignition start button and it begins cranking and cranking and cranking. After what seemed line an eternity, it started, ran rough for a moment, I gave it a little gas, and it stalled. I pressed the button again and again crank, crank, crank.
After about five minutes of this it finally started, the check engine light remained on, and it was fine all the way home.
When I got home I turned it off, turned it back on and it started immediately.
This morning it started right up but the check engine light remains on. Made appt for Wednesday morning at Ford.
My uninformed opinion is that if the check engine light remains on, the computer will retain the fault.
Any ideas what it could have been?
I'll report back when I find out of course.
