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Anonymous Posted on Jun 28, 2014

Fuel filter replaced, won't idle, egr?

Truck bogs out, acts like it starving for fuel. Would it be the egr valve and the o2 sensor? 5.2 engine.

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: 1990 jeep cherokee laredo 4.0 liter 4x4

check the ballest see if that works

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  • Posted on Jan 01, 2009

SOURCE: PO171 OBD-II Trouble Code " System Lean To Bank 1

Check PCV valve and be sure it is not stuck open.  Check for vacuum leak at intake manifold.  

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  • Posted on Mar 13, 2009

SOURCE: High Hydrocarbons cant pass emmissions test

If you changed the battery or it went dead before your test ,it reset you history you will have to drive it a couple of weeks to update you emission control module then have it retested

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  • Posted on Aug 23, 2009

SOURCE: 1993 Jeep Grande Cherokee wants to stall

DONT BE CHEAP IF IT NEEDS IT DO IT JUST MY ADVICE JEEP ARE DIE HARD

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  • Posted on Jan 07, 2010

SOURCE: Misfire problem... engine stumbles at idle

my jeep was misfiring and i changed the same parts you changed.... When you changed your crank sensor, did you get parts from the dealer? if not u should trying changing the crank senor part from tne dealer. After market parts do not work good on Jeeps I had to learn the hard way..

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I'm working on a 2000 suzuki esteem 4 door car it acts like its not getting enough fuel but has good fuel pressure

The air filter is okay?
Personally, I would look at the MAF sensor - try disconnecting the electrical connector and driving the car. A warning light will appear on your dashboard, yes .. but if the car behaves as it should that points towards a faulty maf sensor.

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Car idles fine, but sputters, bogs and dies if gas pedal is pressed.

new spark plugs this decade. (a tune up?0
the filter is part of all 60k tuneups. letting it clog wrecks good pumps.
my wild guess, its lack of fuel flow, do to old filter.
or low fuel pressure.
car is identical to a Corolla. so is not unique or rare as some Geo cars are.
the cam belt not changes, invites valve kissing piston tops. BOOM
end of engine. (costs more to fix then worth of car)
the word is bogging, my engine bogs
if if bogs WOT (wide open throttle) and dont catch up < ITS NOT THE TPS. ever.
tps bad causes short bogs, called hesitations.
The map sensor , is what measure air flow and the ECU matches fuel to this air flow.
my guess, is it does that, but fuel pressure is like 15PSI, bad.
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