CP4.2 fuel pump failure
Sudden no-start with metal debris spread through the entire fuel system — catastrophic and expensive.
Ford's in-house 6.7L is powerful and refined, but the CP4 fuel pump and emissions hardware need attention. Protect the fuel system and stay on top of the front end, and these trucks make huge, reliable power.
The 10 most common failures
Ranked from the problems we see most. Every one has a real, root-cause fix — not a band-aid.
Sudden no-start with metal debris spread through the entire fuel system — catastrophic and expensive.
Lost boost and noise from the first-gen ceramic-bearing variable-geometry turbo.
Warning lights, derate, and countdowns from failed DEF injectors, heaters, and NOx sensors.
Frequent regens, poor economy, and limp mode under heavy soot loading.
Coolant loss and overheating from the primary or secondary radiator.
Violent steering shake after hitting a bump, from a worn track bar and steering joints.
Codes, rough running, and coolant loss as the EGR cooler soots up or cracks.
Misfire, smoke, and fuel knock from worn high-pressure injectors.
Hard cold starts and rough warm-up from failed glow plugs or controller.
Smoke, oil consumption, or coolant in the oil from seal and gasket failures.
Most-requested upgrades
The modifications that add reliability and power. We install every one of these in the shop.
Call the shop for a real diagnosis, or shop the O-Ringless parts and upgrades we install on our own builds.