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jerry jones Posted on Aug 23, 2016

Why does my engine start bogging down when it gets to 3000rpms in park

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Ford transit connect I've had experiance with the same problem turned out the turbo needs back pressure from the exhaust pipe witch was blowing/had holes in so when 3000rpm was reached it began to bog down.maybe check your exhaust system or air filter.

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