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Re: My car stumbles apon accerlertion, how do I fix that...
It could be a lot of things, MAP, MAF, Vacuum, Fuel Pump, FPR, Any number of other sensors. I suggest you pull your codes and see what comes up, then take it from there.
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i had a similar problem with 2007 focus,car stumbled couple times,stopped at store for milk, car wouldn't start back up,alternator light blinking erratically.wound up replacing alternator,actually had the old one repaired,shorted diode.bad job was removing it from car.came out from underneath.
Sounds like a bad PCV valve or bad EGR valve. replace the PCV valve ( about $10) locate and watch the EGR valve .. it should move up and down when you rev the engine.. spray the shaft with WD40 if its sluggish or stuck.. it may help.
I am having the same problems with mine,, new EGR valve, new plugs wires, cap and rotor along with coils all tested good.
i still have my check engine light flashing on and off and the only codes the car pulls is misfire in #1 cylinder, nothing seems to fix this??? what going on?
Factory plugs are not always the best tool for the application. In your case, you use the vehicle for something that would be deemed as heavier usage as per your question. What you need is to contact your local dealer or Auto parts store for platinum tip or double platinum tip plugs for a greater spark, o r you could replace with the recommended pluga and regap them for a greater spark...
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