Need to know locations of Vaccum hoses on 2002 ford Econo Van 2.0ltr motor fe model

Insde the GAS tank

See pictures (below)

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i had that problem with my Ford and the ground wire for that side was corroded and not making contact. i installed a new ground and drilled a little new hole to fasten it with a metal screw into the body. Works good now.

9/16 or 1/2 in. wrenches..

check fuel pressure if low probably [one of the most common problems] need fuel filter -others need tune up -egr valve carboning up [clogging]-- carb needs adjustment/cleaning-air filter clogging -feel and listen to exhaust if sounds like starving or little air coming thru possible cat clogging

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The transmission select button varies the shift points , eg; when in 'econo' the trans will shift sooner than when in 'power' mode.
'power' will be to keep the transmission in a higher gear (engine RPMs higher = more power ).

You don't say engine but all V8's are the same, see diagram below.

You have to drop the gas tank its pretty self explanitory after that

I work for Ford and have never seen this code, but the sensor must be on the fuel rail on the top of the engine, vans have a hot stall/hessitation issue from vapor lock, maybe this is part of the fix.

Hello,

I at one time had an econoline and the fan not blowing was the blower motor on the passenger side firewall in the engine compartment (a couple of bolts and a plug). May be a secondary fan for the rear of the vehicle this is why the rear is getting air flow.
Brakes--there is a sensor on the master cylinder or on the distribution block. If you unplug that sensor the light should go out--if it does you have a bad sensor.
Hope this helps--