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Engine wants to stall - Code P1450 & P144A/C - Evap Purge Valve


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  • 1004ron changed the title to Engine wants to stall - Code P1450 & P144A/C - Evap Purge Valve

CEL triggered again on the way home from work.

 

Gas tank filler cap seal is good.

 

Just read codes and installed a 3rd party evap valve.

 

First evap valve replacement in Oct 2021 at 71K miles and second at 110K miles.

 

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===PCM DTC P144C:00-EC===
Code: P144C - EVAP System Purge Flow Performance During Boost

Status:
 - DTC Maturing - Intermittent at Time of Request
 - Malfunction Indicator Lamp is On for this DTC
 - Test not complete

Module: Powertrain Control Module

 Freeze Frame  #1:

 Freeze Frame  #2:
-EVENT_TIME: 254234679 s (Thu Jan 30 16:15:12 2025) - Event time
-TOTAL_DISTANCE: 177194 km - Total Distance
-FUELSYS: Closed Loop  - Fuel System Status (Open/Closed Loop)
-LOAD: 62.35 % - Calculated Load Value
-ECT: 93 °C - Engine coolant temperature
-SHRTFT1: -3.12 % - Short term fuel trim 1
-LONGFT1: 7.81 % - Long term fuel trim 1
-SHRTFT2: -2.34 % - Short term fuel trim 2
-LONGFT2: 8.59 % - Long term fuel trim 2
-MAP: 144.0 kPa - Manifold absolute pressure sensor
-RPM: 2784 1/min - Engine Revolutions Per Minute
-VSS: 118.0 km/h - Vehicle Speed
-SPARKADV: 10.00 ° - Spark Advance
-IAT: 12 °C - Intake Air Temperature
-RUNTM: 1429 s - Time Since Engine Start
-EVAP_PCT: 0.00 % - Commanded Evaporative Purge
-FLI: 59.61 % - Fuel Level
-BARO: 98.0 kPa - Barometric pressure
-VPWR: 13.01 V - Control Module Voltage
-TP_REL: 34.12 % - Relative Throttle Position
-TAC_PCT: 44.31 % - Commanded Throttle Actuator Control
-RPMDSD: 600 1/min - Desired Idle Speed RPM
-O2S12: 0.66 V - Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen Sensor (bank 1, sensor 2)
-O2S22: 0.50 V - Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen Sensor (bank 2, sensor 2)
-TQ_CNTRL: None Requested  - Torque Control Requested
-ENGOFF_TIMER: 32784 s - Timer since Engine Off
-APP_FLT: No Fault  - Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor Status
-MISFIRE: No  - Engine Misfire currently detected
-IAT_F: No Fault  - Inlet Air Temperature Sensor Status
-ETC_TRIM_LRN: Yes  - Throttle Angle Offset has Learned
-TP_F: No Fault  - Throttle Position Sensor Status
-MP_LRN: Yes  - Misfire Profile Correction Learned
-MAF_F: No Fault  - Mass Air Flow Sensor Status
-MAP_F: No Fault  - Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor Status
-APP1: 1.92 V - Accelerator pedal position sensor 1
-APP2: 0.96 V - Accelerator pedal position sensor 2
-TP1: 2.84 V - Throttle Position Sensor 1
-TP2: 2.18 V - Throttle Position Sensor 2
-GEAR: 5  - Gear Commanded
-GEAR_OSC: 5  - Gear Command by Output State Control
-TSS_SRC: 2771 1/min - Actual Turbine Shaft Speed
-OSS_SRC: 2770 1/min - Actual Output Shaft Speed
-TFT: 63 °C - Transmission Fluid Temperature
-TR: Drive/OverDrive  - Transmission range

===END PCM DTC===

===OBDII DTC P144C-C===
Code: P144C - EVAP System Purge Flow Performance During Boost

Status:
 - Confirmed - malfunction is confirmed

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On 1/29/2025 at 11:42 AM, 1004ron said:

Yesterday on my way home from work with just over 1/4 tank of gas the check engine light came on.

 

Stopped to gas up at Costco later and read the codes and got P144C - cleared codes and it hasn't reappeared.

 

Looking to replace the evap purge valve for the second time on my Edge.

 

Considering a Dorman replacement this time - $40 on RockAuto.com

2017 FORD EDGE 2.7L V6 Turbocharged Vapor Canister Purge Valve / Solenoid | RockAuto

 

 

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Welcome to the club of 17’ Edge Sport owners 2.7L EcoBoost who have to replace purge valves yearly :). I just did mine again as well. When my check engine light comes on in October/November it’s not even worth me checking the code anymore. It’s a different code each time, replacing the purge valve fixes it.

 

This year my Autozone part was under a warranty. I didn't have to pay, they just replaced it. This one looks different than the others I have put on. We shall see :). (Lets update each other in a year lmfao).

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