Check engine light

Question

I have a 2007 Winnebago view and this is the second time after filling up my gas tank. The check engine light came on; I took it and had it diagnostically scanned and it came up as a “replaced fuel control valve”.
Anyone else have the same problems and how do you fix this? Any troubleshooting ideas would be great.; thank you 😊

grit_dog · Answer

Sounds like an evap code.&nbsp;goes away and/or doesn’t affect how it runs?&nbsp;

jaynewbierv · Answer

The RV did lose lots of power to the RV, my turbo doesn’t work anymore and I can only go about 55 mph down the highway

grit_dog · Answer

So it’s a diesel (gas tank confused me…) and it’s basically a 20 year old Sprinter turbo diesel.&nbsp;Well that complicate things. Break out your wallet…..That said your description is literally as vague as possible if you’re asking for help diagnosing on the internet.&nbsp;You suggest that this condition corrected itself sometime within the the tank of fuel, as you said it appeared twice after filling up.&nbsp;Now you say it affected the turbo but that it still runs. &nbsp;And the condition clears up at some point and then comes back with a fill-up? &nbsp;Not likely related to filling the tank if it is an intermittent major component failure. &nbsp;Back to codes thrown and better description of the issue if anyone is to be of any remote help.&nbsp;

jaynewbierv · Answer

Appreciate the feedback and thank you

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