If the good cholesterol is too low what will help that?
is that the 1443 error causes a permanent rich condition go to the parts store, buy a cheap code reader, erase the code which will terminate the permanent rich conditionit's a test the computer doesn't run very often, only on long driveswhen code comes back, repeatif you want to actually fix it don't worry which is whichthey're sold together and you can only get them thru the dealer.
The DPFE sensor is the one that the two rubber hoses go to from the exhaust.The little plastic thing with the round top is called a vacuum regulatorWhen the pcm gets a certain signal from the dpfe sensor it operates the vacuum regulator to let vacuum to the egr valve to recirculate exhaust gases back into the engine to lower emission levels.
the rectangle is the dpfeit senses pressure change when egr is working and sets a code if no pressure change sensed when egr is commanded opendelta pressure feedback egr or pressure transducernote: the 2 small hoses from the dpfe to the exhaust are of different sizes and need to be installed correctlythe round top is the evrit is basically a vacuum switch which lets vacuum thru to open the egrelectronic vacuum regulator solenoidi wouldn't look there for high fuel consumptioni would look to regular maintenance (clean air and fuel filter, oil changed, tires at correct pressure, etc.) then maybe an air flow meter, which weren't the best on fords especially the 4.6L (yes, i know u have 4.2 6 slinger)maybe fuel injectors not spraying wellanymore details? mileage, other drive ability concerns?
You can increase the level of HDL cholesterol by the following: 1Foods that raise HDL cholesterol include onions,and omega-3 acidssoluble fibersEat half a raw onion a day raises HDL (good) cholesterol an average of 25 percent in most people with cholesterol problems2Eat at least two servings of foods high in soluble fiberSoluble fiber is found in whole grains, oats and oat bran, brown rice, fruits such as citrus fruit, apples, grapes, etcand legumes lentilsThe soluble fiber raises HDL levels and helps lower total cholesterolThe wholegrain are also good source of linoleic acid3Use oils higher in monounsaturated fats, such as canola or olive oilIt is found that monounsaturated fats raise HDL levels4Increase your consumption of omega-3 fatty acids found in fish, cold-pressed flaxseed oil, safflower oil, sunflower oil, canola oil, dark green vegetables, etc5Eat at least two servings of soya (phytoestrogens) productsTofu, tempeh, and TVP (texturized vegetable protein) may help raise high density lipoproteins levelsInclude at least two servings each day6Avoid trans fatty acids i.ehydrogenated oil or vegetable shorteningChoose a liquid or semisoft variety of margarine in your diet Trans fatty acids are found in and many fast foods and french fries, baked goods such as cookies, crackers and cakesRemember, the softer the spread, the less trans fat it contains7Avoid refined carbohydrates like sugar and refined flourThese have shown to raise blood cholesterol and triglycerides8Avoid food sources of cholesterol such as egg yolk, liver, kidney, brains, etc9Avoid high fat dairy products such as regular milk, cheese and cream10Reduce alcohol intakeHowever, alcohol (wine or beer) in moderation may raise HDL levelsHowever, if your do not drink, don't start to raise high density lipoproteins, it is not a medicine11Do aerobic exercise (brisk walking, jogging, etc.) every alternate day.
i agree with the others-take it to the dealer before you end up somewhere in the land that time forgot.
