Leave well enough alone
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Leave well enough alone
Have a 91 Town car that I was getting ready to sell so I thought I'd wash down the engine. Should have left it alone. Now it misses consistently. I had the same problem occassionally when making a left turn around a certain corner going about 25 MPH that lasted for about 20 seconds and then it ran fine. I put in new wires because I found some breaks and it helped somewhat. The car is driveable but is rough. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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what size engine, if a 4.6 make sure there is no water around the sparkplug and it wouldnt hurt to pull out all the plugs and check for carbon tracking.
if its a 5.0 check and see if any moisture is in the distributer cap.
if its a 5.0 check and see if any moisture is in the distributer cap.
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Originally posted by bejay
what size engine, if a 4.6 make sure there is no water around the sparkplug and it wouldnt hurt to pull out all the plugs and check for carbon tracking.
if its a 5.0 check and see if any moisture is in the distributer cap.
what size engine, if a 4.6 make sure there is no water around the sparkplug and it wouldnt hurt to pull out all the plugs and check for carbon tracking.
if its a 5.0 check and see if any moisture is in the distributer cap.
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got it fixed. moisture in plug holes. Thanks a bunch
Originally posted by bejay
what size engine, if a 4.6 make sure there is no water around the sparkplug and it wouldnt hurt to pull out all the plugs and check for carbon tracking.
if its a 5.0 check and see if any moisture is in the distributer cap.
what size engine, if a 4.6 make sure there is no water around the sparkplug and it wouldnt hurt to pull out all the plugs and check for carbon tracking.
if its a 5.0 check and see if any moisture is in the distributer cap.