Code c ev o oh e what does this mean on a 2005 ford taurus

That means you are in Limp Mode. The Engine check Light should be on?

The only way to solve strange issues like this is by finding a local auto electrician with a pro grade scan tool computer. The codes tell the fix.

These technicians are not normal mechanics.

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Here is a link to the owners manual, look it up under the instrument panel on page 6, it is all there I assure you. http://www.fordservicecontent.com/Ford_Content/catalog/owner_guides/99f12og1e.pdf

Did you change right sensor?

p0113 means you are getting a very high voltage reading from the IAT sensor to the ECU. Usually this is because the IAT has become faulty or bad. Replace and clear codes it should go away.

are you sure that you didn't probe the fuel level sensor wire; because they often get 5v.

You my need to reprogram the pcm

Okay do you mean it turns over but won't start? or do you mean nothing happens at all?

nope it easy...it will take 5 minutes to change it

would not think so need to have the system scaned to get trouble code

From the front of the car and starting at the throttle body, locate a large rubber hose coming out of the bottom of the throttle body, this hose comes straight down, then bends towards the front of the car. A plastic pipe connects to this rubber hose and the plastic pipe continues forward, then bends to the passenger side and dives under the wiring harness a few inches and connects to a 2" long rubber hose which is then connected to the PCV. The PCV is made by motorcraft; part # ev-243 or ev-268. Ev268 has a metal hose wraped around it; This is used for coolent on other models (not yours). Bend it slightly and pull it off. The valve has square sides. Use long nose pliers to reach under the wiring harness and turn 1/4 turn counterclockwise to remove and opposite to install.

I think Ford floated the PCV in space and then built the entire car around it. This is, perhaps, the worst PCV location I have encountered.

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