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Lazasco1 Sep 9, 2018 12:59 AM

2008 grand marquis ls running bad pls help
 
So I'm having weird issues with my car it runs good as long as I don't step hard on the gas the second that I step on it even just enough to overcome someone it acts like it wants to stall and actually revs dow!! The second irelease the gas pedal it goes back to normal also if I drive it for a long period of time during hot summer days it stalls everywhere and acts like it has no power also I get a weirs smell like if I have been running it hard . This doesent happen during winter on cold weather it runs way way better . It has a code p0193 Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor I have changed it already and still have the same problem anyone knows what's going on please help

raski Sep 9, 2018 04:41 AM

I would start with the basics. Have you changed the fuel filter recently? I would also check fuel pressure on the rail, a failing fuel pump won't be able to deliver proper volume and pressure at peak engine demands. Finally, I would pull the vacuum line off the fuel pressure regulator and see if there is raw fuel present there which would indicate a ruptured diaphram. I am a firm believer of diagnosing first and not go out and start replacing things (except for maintenance items) and hoping to get lucky.

95 MERC Sep 9, 2018 03:50 PM

Replace the in-line fuel filter with Motorcraft #FG-800.

Lazasco1 Sep 9, 2018 09:50 PM


Originally Posted by 95 MERC (Post 22001)
Replace the in-line fuel filter with Motorcraft #FG-800.

fuel filter Is new

Lazasco1 Sep 9, 2018 10:02 PM


Originally Posted by raski (Post 21995)
I would start with the basics. Have you changed the fuel filter recently? I would also check fuel pressure on the rail, a failing fuel pump won't be able to deliver proper volume and pressure at peak engine demands. Finally, I would pull the vacuum line off the fuel pressure regulator and see if there is raw fuel present there which would indicate a ruptured diaphram. I am a firm believer of diagnosing first and not go out and start replacing things (except for maintenance items) and hoping to get lucky.

i have replaced the fuel filter and I don't like replacing 100 $ sensors with out knowing what's wrong nether but I need a computer program that can read my cars fuel pressure it has return less fuel so it has no where to connect a gage in the fuel lines that's wy I replaced the part that my code reader pointd out also I know a faulty lfuel pump can cause no power issues but I have been having this issue for over a year and it has never refused to start it only acts up in hot days

flackbait Aug 8, 2023 01:49 PM

Get it a full scan by a shop with the hardware and software to do it or buy a sophisticated tablet scanner . Scotty Kilmer has a list of of approved scanners. Don't throw parts at it.


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