Augustinaris
Member
- Joined
- Feb 28, 2012
- Messages
- 8
- Vehicle Year
- 1987
- Transmission
- Manual
Okay, I've had a problem for a while on my 1987 2.9L v6 4x4 Ranger. So here's the situation... When I start the truck, it runs how it should, with no problems. I can drive it, or whatever, but a few minutes later, the rpms drop, and there's definitely not as much power. If i don't drive anywhere, I can see the rpms drop, and if I gently push on the gas, not much happens...the rmps go up not very smoothly, and sort of jump around...but when I push far enough down on the pedal, where it should be high rpms, the rpms all of the sudden jump up.
And so this problem occurs just a few minutes after starting up. Just having the truck run, the rpms drop a little, and sort of hover up and down, and then....like nothing ever happened, the rpms go back to normal, and the truck runs perfectly fine after that. Also....When the rpms first drop(when the problem starts), I can turn the truck off, then right back on, and it's as if the problem wasn't even there.
I'm really stuck On this one...as to what the problem could be.
I pull the codes, and Get code 31 and 41....EGR Valve Position sensor below minimum voltage, and O2 sensor reading rich.
I wouldn't think the EGR valve position sensor would cause a problem like this....but does anyone have a clue as to what the problem could be?
Thank you a lot In Advance!
And so this problem occurs just a few minutes after starting up. Just having the truck run, the rpms drop a little, and sort of hover up and down, and then....like nothing ever happened, the rpms go back to normal, and the truck runs perfectly fine after that. Also....When the rpms first drop(when the problem starts), I can turn the truck off, then right back on, and it's as if the problem wasn't even there.
I'm really stuck On this one...as to what the problem could be.
I pull the codes, and Get code 31 and 41....EGR Valve Position sensor below minimum voltage, and O2 sensor reading rich.
I wouldn't think the EGR valve position sensor would cause a problem like this....but does anyone have a clue as to what the problem could be?
Thank you a lot In Advance!