Questions & Answers for: Ford Explorer air fuel mixture

...issue. Also, you will need to set the mixture right(fuel and air), as you have mentioned that you have installed new injectors, my guess is that the air and fuel mixture has not been set. Regards ...

...things. I would do a few basic air/fuel mixtures test. 1. Check fuel pressure on fuel rail 2. Check Dirty Sensors( o2, Maf, Coolant, Air Temp), all these matter in the fuel air mixture. 3. Vacuum ...

Air/Fuel mixture ratio, the actual mixture ratio can be brought closely to the theoretical mixture ratio based on the mixture ratio feedback signal from the heated oxygen sensors 1. The PCM calculates

...air to fuel mixture being wrong. There is also a mass air flow sensor so that the computer can calculate how much air and how much fuel are entering the engine at any given time. This is all computer ...

air/fuel (a/f) ratio checked. high CO level means you have a rich a/f mixture. rich a/f mixture means there is too much fuel compared to air. this is bad for fuel economy. lean a/f mixture means there

...fuel and air mixture, causing a lean mixture condition. This results in misfiring cylinders and poor engine idle. Overheating: The basic function of the EGR valve is to introduce exhaust gases into ...

...fuel and air mixture, causing a lean mixture condition. This results in misfiring cylinders and poor engine idle. Overheating: The basic function of the EGR valve is to introduce exhaust gases into ...

...fuel consumption are 1, stretched timing belt or chain. 2, Air filter blocked. Also the fuel mixture can be running too rich. Take the vehicle to a reputable garage to get these problems

...fuel/air mixture, compression, and then a well timed spark. If no spark, it's the ignition system. If it is getting gas and spark, it may be the injector circuit, but check the actual fuel pressure ...

...fuel and air. If the mixture is wrong it's not running at maximum efficiency and in some cases can be bad for the engine. When there's too much fuel in the mix it's called running rich, too little ...