6.7 Powerstroke Diesel Injectors failing at low mileage?

It was installed by the RV dealer...so my guess is they probably used crap stuff. Maybe should figure out how to remove to rule out? Doesn't get me any insurance credit and is an annoyance. Looks like they don't make it anymore so not sure how to get instructions so I can uninstall. Definitely something to rule out...crazy if that could be causing this.
A lot of that dealer-installed stuff is pretty easy to remove. It’s also lazily installed. Look for T-taps, excess electrical tape/zip ties, or things that don’t look factory. Start underneath the instrument cluster, beneath the driver’s carpet, look at the wiring in the steering column. T-taps/scotch-locks are a telltale sign.

One gotcha - if they installed a starter kill relay(usually two orange wires splicer inline to the starter wire), you need to mend that. Or you will not be able to start the engine.
 
A lot of that dealer-installed stuff is pretty easy to remove. It’s also lazily installed. Look for T-taps, excess electrical tape/zip ties, or things that don’t look factory. Start underneath the instrument cluster, beneath the driver’s carpet, look at the wiring in the steering column. T-taps/scotch-locks are a telltale sign.

One gotcha - if they installed a starter kill relay(usually two orange wires splicer inline to the starter wire), you need to mend that. Or you will not be able to start the engine.
Great info. Thanks. Will probably look into this uninstall. Don't have enough knowledge to know how it could be creating some disturbance to the injectors, but you never know. It started with P1558 and put new injector in and reflashed PCM. Now P1555 and sometimes both P1555 & P1558.

Could a relay create an electrical inference all of a sudden 10 years later?

Will see what Ford Engineering comes up with but not averse to deleting alarm to rule out.
 
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