Caymen Ranger
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- Vehicle Year
- 1996
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- Ford
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- Manual
I've lurked for years, though never had any problems worthy of you guys. Hopefully you can help...
My vehicle had been running rough for a while. I finally got around to checking it out and replaced two vacuum hoses. Now, it is very difficult to start the vehicle (it'll turn over for a while, though it doesn't want to start). When it finally does start, it stumbles very hard, though it quickly levels out and runs nicely. It does feel easy to stall, meaning I have to give it more gas than usual to move it around my driveway.
Today, I turned the heat on and the engine stumbled. I started thinking about the vacuum system and decided to pumped the brakes. Pumping them caused the engine to nosedive and stall almost immediately. Any ideas?
My vehicle had been running rough for a while. I finally got around to checking it out and replaced two vacuum hoses. Now, it is very difficult to start the vehicle (it'll turn over for a while, though it doesn't want to start). When it finally does start, it stumbles very hard, though it quickly levels out and runs nicely. It does feel easy to stall, meaning I have to give it more gas than usual to move it around my driveway.
Today, I turned the heat on and the engine stumbled. I started thinking about the vacuum system and decided to pumped the brakes. Pumping them caused the engine to nosedive and stall almost immediately. Any ideas?