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2000 Explorer Sport 4.0 SOHC lacks power @ operating temperature
Once warmed up my Explorer looses power, will not rev-up, will not go any faster than about 25 mph, then it will go for about 20 or so seconds and do it again. No codes. Feels like its choking or not getting any gas. HELP. Changed Air filter and Fuel filter no change.
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Re: 2000 Explorer Sport 4.0 SOHC lacks power @ operating temperature
Can you hook up a fuel pressure testing gauge and observe fuel pressure from cold start up to normal operating temp while driving. Fuel pumps can and will loose pressure when operating for 20-30 minutes if internally worn.
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Re: 2000 Explorer Sport 4.0 SOHC lacks power @ operating temperature
Prior to reaching operating temp. you can accelerate over 25 mph ?
Once warm can you slowly accelerate over 25 mph ? Pull the vacuum line off the fuel pressure regulator and see if there is fuel present. Definetly try the fuel pressure test suggested by tempfixit. Have you checked your MAF sensor ? Check the two little filament looking wires to see if they are burnt or dirty. |
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