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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / February 2006

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1990 Ford taurus sho

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mprlvngrl@yahoo.com - 25 Feb 2006 00:08 GMT
We purchased this SHO and and it ran like a champ. So of course we had
to mess with it. I added a cold air intake and a power chip and now it
runs like CRAP. It has 0 power. You can floor it and you get to about
55. I took everything off and still no luck. I reset the computer  via
the neg. battery cable and it didn't change. I heard something about a
master reset switch under the dash. Does anyone have any ideas?? thanks
Shep - 25 Feb 2006 00:52 GMT
No such thing, check for a clogged fuel filter or possible restricted cat.
> We purchased this SHO and and it ran like a champ. So of course we had
> to mess with it. I added a cold air intake and a power chip and now it
> runs like CRAP. It has 0 power. You can floor it and you get to about
> 55. I took everything off and still no luck. I reset the computer  via
> the neg. battery cable and it didn't change. I heard something about a
> master reset switch under the dash. Does anyone have any ideas?? thanks
Kruse - 25 Feb 2006 03:40 GMT
Does anyone have any ideas?? thanks

Like Shep said, check the catalytic converter. You can use a vacuum
gauge or if you have an infrared thermometer, check the areas before
and after the cat. If the cat is working properly, the area after the
cat will be hotter. Also check for a fuel pump for proper pressure.
 
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