Inactive-Merged-Failure of EGR Differential Pressure Sensor on Ford Escape

Problem overview

The DPFE (differential pressure feedback EGR) sensor tends to fail. The DPFE sensor monitors function of the EGR valve by measuring pressure changes in the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system. Symptoms of a failing DPFE sensor are hesitation or stumbling when driving along with illumination of the Check Engine Light.

Ford Escape vehicles with this problem

1 model year affected

2003 Ford Escape

Average mileage: 180,000 miles

(180,000 - 180,000)

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Inactive-Merged-Failure of EGR Differential Pressure Sensor on Ford Escape

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Inactive-Merged-Failure of EGR Differential Pressure Sensor on Ford Escape

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