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Re: Re: Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
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2001 Grand Prix SE 3.1 - Someone elses problem now! 95 Grand Marquis - Will outlive all of them! 97 F-150 2004 Toyota Avalon |
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Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
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1.- Disconect TPS and Throttle linkage from the body. 2.- Disconect the vacuum hose from EGR Valve. 3.- There are 2 bolts to unscrew holding a plate for the EGR sensor and control valve. 4.- There are 4 bolts to unscrew holding the throttle elbow against the intake manifold. 5.- Lift the elbow straigt up, watch the gasket for damage. 6.- There is a horse shoe shape passage with 3 oppenings that gets clogged with smoke. 7.- Clean the passage with a small screw driver and choke cleaner. (Use a rag to block the intake). 8.- Use a small hose to creat vacuum on the EGR and get it open; this will help you drain de choke cleaner, and check the EGR at the same time. If the cleaner won't drain the EGR is damaged. 9.- When you feel everything it's clean and OK, Reverse for installation. To change the EGR if it's bad, you must disconet the pipe from the exhaust and 2 bolts from the EGR to the intake manifold. |
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Re: Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
I'd like to do the same job, but I just came out from under the car and I can't even FIND the EGR! Is this supposed to be done from the top of the engine??? Can someone please explain how to get access to the EGR valve???
Also, I would first like to clean the MAF sensor. Got stuck on step 1. It's secured in with these "tamper-proof" torx screws. I checked 3 different strores in town, no-one has even heard of these! Anyone know where I can get a #20? Thanks for any help guys! WBS |
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Re: Re: Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
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2001 Grand Prix SE 3.1 - Someone elses problem now! 95 Grand Marquis - Will outlive all of them! 97 F-150 2004 Toyota Avalon |
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Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
I have not clean my MAF sensor yet, I think you can spray it with choke cleaner also.
To you can get to the EGR both top and bottom. The job that I decribed you is done from the Top. To get to the EGR from the bottom you must raised the car on the passanger side, loose 1 of the 2 connectors on the exhaust pipe and the 2 bolts that hold the EGR to the Intake manifold. Good luck !!!!!!!!!! |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
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WBS |
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Same Issue on a 2000 model
Would the same issue occur on a 2000 model? I get sputtering and jerking from 40 to about 55 miles per hour.
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Re: Same Issue on a 2000 model
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There is a position sensor installed on the shift linkage that tells the computer the actual shift position. When it fails tent to do the up and down shifting. Have a Trans. chop check it. I hope this helps you. |
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Same Issue on a 2000 model
How expensive is the replacement of the transmission sensor?
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Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
I do not know how mutch will cost, I got mine as a freebe from a transmition shop where a got my wife's Winstar fixed.
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Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
I don't think will cost more than $50
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I talked to a transmission guy and he thought it could be 1 of 2 things: plug wires or the torque converter. Thoughts?
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Re: Runs Like in 7 Cilinders
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Wires are around $85 bucks Torque a lot more. Question: Have you check the codes? |
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No, he wants to drive it in the morning. He claims that the torque convertor is also a common problem.
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#30
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Can some local parts stores pull codes?
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