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97 4.0L Stalling
My wife is complaining about our Ford Explorer (97) stalling while she is
driving at approximately 35 on a narrow hilly road. It has only happened twice in the past month but it has not stalled in many a year. Currently 126K miles. It is a well maintained car (but question how I can say that with the stalling). I did buy a cheap code reader and it is referencing codes of P0171 and P0174 which are right and left bank too lean. Any recommendations on possible causes? Thanks |
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97 4.0L Stalling
"Art McClinton" > wrote in message ... > My wife is complaining about our Ford Explorer (97) stalling while she is > driving at approximately 35 on a narrow hilly road. It has only happened > twice in the past month but it has not stalled in many a year. Currently > 126K miles. It is a well maintained car (but question how I can say that > with the stalling). I did buy a cheap code reader and it is referencing > codes of P0171 and P0174 which are right and left bank too lean. > > Any recommendations on possible causes? > > Thanks > > I can't swear to this because I have so many Fords but I seem to remember my daughter's '97 stalled a couple of times. I think I cleaned the IAC, throttle body, MAF, put in a new air cleaner, and cleaned the connection on the Crankshaft Position Sensor. No stalling for a couple of years now. These items may not necessarily be related as there was, at one time, no spark which was probably the Crankshaft Position Sensor or the battery. |
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97 4.0L Stalling
On Sep 20, 7:15*pm, "Art McClinton" > wrote:
Does it tick over rough as well? I remember there was a recall for the timming chain tesioner. Part of this was the renewal of the intake manifold o rings which became hard and stopped sealing the intake manifold, causing unmeasured air into the system, weak mixture. |
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97 4.0L Stalling
"Bigusdickus" > wrote in message ... On Sep 20, 7:15 pm, "Art McClinton" > wrote: Does it tick over rough as well? I remember there was a recall for the timming chain tesioner. Part of this was the renewal of the intake manifold o rings which became hard and stopped sealing the intake manifold, causing unmeasured air into the system, weak mixture. Good point. I would be good to know if Art has the SOHC or the OHV engine. |
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