Ford - 2002 V6 GhiaX - showing the following fault codes

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Wed 23 Jan 2008 07:11
2002 V6 GhiaX - showing the following fault codes - thekn
I have a 2002 Ford Mondeo Ghia X V6 which is showing the following fault codes

P0133, P0153, P0302, P1000, P1519 (see P2006).

In terms of its actual performance, it does jerk at times especially if one comes from high speed then slows down and then tries to accelerate again. In addition, overtaking is a hit or miss affair as the engine revs sometimes will shoot up without a corresponding increase in speed, a rather frightening prospect when on a single carriageway.

Can you help?

{Subject header amended to include the question being asked, ie: to make less vague!}

Edited by Dynamic Dave on 23/01/2008 at 10:06

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Wed 23 Jan 2008 09:11
Ford Mondeo Ghia X V6 2002 - cheddar
>>as the engine revs sometimes will shoot up without a corresponding increase in speed>>

Is it auto or manual, if the latter then it seems that the clutch is slipping, if auto it could be the kickdown operating or a fault with the gearbox.

Someone on here should be able to advise as to those codes.
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Wed 23 Jan 2008 13:00
Ford Mondeo Ghia X V6 2002 - Carse
P0133 - 02 (H02S-11) Circuit slow response (bank 1, sensor 1)
P0153 - 02 (H02S-21) Circuit slow response (bank 2, sensor 1)
P0302 - Cylinder #2 - Missfire detected
P1000 - OBD systems readiness test not complete
P1519 - Intake manifold runner control stuck closed (bank 1) (electric IMRC)

Hope this helps

Carse

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Wed 23 Jan 2008 13:26
Ford Mondeo Ghia X V6 2002 - Screwloose
thekn

The intake runner control is the most obvious candidate there. It's on the inlet manifold and controls the internal flaps.

The oxy sensor codes are a bit wishy-washy; the misfire code is self-explanatory and P1000 appears every time you wipe the codes until the car has completed a full drive cycle.
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