Hi again...
Yes,,,, I have done some rutine maintenence. The thing I did before this
codes came where that I cleaned and used contackt cleaner on the contact to
the map sensor and to the Oxygen sensor.
The sensors may have been unplugged and plugged on again under engine
running if that is something not to do?
I am quite sure that there is no vakum leak. Have to look over the
connections again.
I have now for just maintenence changed the map sensor and trottle position
sensor and gasket for trottle body after the codes came.
That changes nothing.
Same codes before and after.
Could it be that I some how can have damaged the Oxygen sensor?
Can't see that there is something I have done that should cause this.
I will check everything all over again and see if there is anything I have
done wrong.
This codes came seldom in the beginning, and now more and more often.
Now the codes seem to came everytime when the engine get his normal hot
temprature.
Regards,
Tor Elling.
>>----------hi....
>>I have got fault code on my car. 1992 E150 302 EFI V8 .
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> Lugnut
>Hi again...
>Yes,,,, I have done some rutine maintenence. The thing I did before this
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>Regards,
>Tor Elling.
That vintage 5.0L V8 occasionally developed a leak between
the upper and lower intake manifolds which would result in
the lean codes and sometimes a high slightly unsteady idle.
One problem area for external vacuum lines is around the
back of the intake manifold going to the vacuum canister
which is a reservoir for the HVAC and the EGR system. If
you have had the vacuum connection off of the vacuum
reservior, make sure you check it for proper connection. It
can be connected wrong causing at least some of your
problems. This condition is not visually obvious because of
the way Ford made it. You can sometimes find the intake
leak by spraying around the joint between them with
carburetor cleaner or WD40 or a similar combustible spray
with the engine running. When you hit the leak area, the
engine idle will change. I do not recommend using anything
like starting fluid or ether as it can both damage the
engine when it is drawn in and ignite causing you serious
burns.
Lugnut
>>>----------hi....
>>>I have got fault code on my car. 1992 E150 302 EFI V8 .
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>> Lugnut
teknisk@handicapsiden.no - 22 Jul 2006 21:17 GMT
Hi again....
I had an upper intake manifoil gasket, and changed that.
Now after driving a little trip the code seem to be away.
I thought about that could be the cause too, but I didn't have high idle and
thought it cdoudn't be that. I have had several vans with 302 V8, and am
very aware of the upper intake manifoil gasket and changed that gasket in
all my vans before.
The older vans (With 2 digits code) have never set a code when gasket is
blown. Just idling high an rough some times.
When I changed the gasket now one little small bit of the old gasket fell
down and in to the lower intake manifoil. I just had to leave it there and
mount everything back together.
Is that any problem or will it just melt and blow out with the excoust?
The van run seems to run great for me now, so I think I just leave
everything as it is now for a while.
Regards,
Tor Elling.
>>Hi again...
>>Yes,,,, I have done some rutine maintenence. The thing I did before this
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>>> Lugnut