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- May 14, 2018
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- Western Mass.
- Vehicle Year
- 1994
- Engine
- 3.0 V6
- Transmission
- Manual
- Tire Size
- 225/70/R15
- My credo
- If it's not broken Don't Fix It!
One or both o2's?
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Seriously... If you warm up that truck... point it straight down the road... hammer down... it runs through the gears and gets you to highway speeds... your exhaust IS NOT restricted.
When you key your ignition to the ON position... does the check engine light illuminate? if it doesn't... make sure that the bulb is good and even in the socket... Yes... I have seen them removed to hide a check engine light coming on while you test drive you new to you truck.
One in front of the cat
Ford says 1.5 psi or less back pressure, i would be concerned with a bouncing needle at idle, possible burned valve , broken valve spring, I would suggest a leak down test on each cylinder, and a running compression test, Factory ford coils are very good quality and engineered for the vehicle, in my opinion they are the best
this is also a symptom of a transmission issue. "chattering" while cruising could be the shift solenoids need replaced, or general rebuild may be in order.
Whichever o2 is easiest to get out.
What rpm are you at when symptoms show?