Ford V10 engine light

What were you thinking about at the time?

K Charles wrote:
You can only see 100 yards and you RV didn't want to go 65. I think your RV did a good thing.

Guess he didn't pass any of those semi's laid over on their side.
There were several of them.

You can only see 100 yards and you RV didn't want to go 65. I think your RV did a good thing.

I would be parked for a couple of days unless it is very urgent to move the RV. Probably got a little dust into the electric heating element that measures the air flow. Not much to worry about, unless you have to drive more in the dust.

Of course check your air filter. IT can also happen in very heavy rains, getting a little to much moister on the flow sensor.

I would not attempt to 'clean it' as anything you spray on it might also damage it. Air flow across it will clean it dry, the engine is like a vacuum cleaner - cleaning it all the time.

If your air filter is really dirty, then I would try to 'shake it out' and then put it back, replace it when you can get near a auto parts store. Yes it can be vacuumed too. But don't run the engine without it.

Good luck,

Fred.

Get the codes read and get back to us. Were you really traveling in 65 MPH winds?