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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Qualicum Beach BC
1994 ford Explorer
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Help
I,m researching mass air sensor info. Just sort of inherited a nice 1994 Explorer XLT thats been pretty well looked after, but was running horrible rich & a lousy idle. Check Eng. light proved to be MAS. Changed it with one from wreckers. Idle now perfect & motor running cleaner. Oddly though Eng.check light is off when motor started and stays off untill revs increase to about 1600rpm when it then comes on & stays lit untill motor's stopped.
Anyone had same problem or have a comment? Oh! should add, the check eng.lght coming on seems to have no effect on engine power when travelling and idle is still A1. |
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Exploring Solid Axles
Battle Creek, mi
'97 XLT
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You need to have the codes read, without the codes we cant tell you anything
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Qualicum Beach BC
1994 ford Explorer
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I should have been more specific. Initial code reader check showed only MAS the problem. Had codes read again after MAS replaced and the light coming on problem I described. Result of the second scan showed all sensors A1
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