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95' Explorer stalls/hesitates after accelerating after a stop

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Hey Guys and Gals,

I have a question on my 95' Explorer. The codes that come up for my car said to replace the CPU and Cam Sensor which I've done. Check Engine light is still on and did not fix any of the problems. The only other code left is a Ignition Modulator which is pretty pricey since my car is still half way driveable.

Does anyone have any ideas? I've thought about the TPS or MAF or even a ERG sensor.

The car does idle a lil rough after starting it and has a tendency once coming to a complete stop to bog down/stall/quit once accelerating after the stop. Anyone come across this or solved something similar to this. It doesn't always do this. It could go two weeks without doing it and then all of a sudden act up.
 


















Hi

I am having the same issue with my 96 Ford Explorer, NO One can seem to find the problem. Have taken it to 2 different mechanics, spent Way too much money to only still be having the problem.

I'm running out of $$ and this car is for my daughter... dangerous to be stalling while driving on the freeway, as it has, and she's almost been hit....

please help!!


Hey Guys and Gals,

I have a question on my 95' Explorer. The codes that come up for my car said to replace the CPU and Cam Sensor which I've done. Check Engine light is still on and did not fix any of the problems. The only other code left is a Ignition Modulator which is pretty pricey since my car is still half way driveable.

Does anyone have any ideas? I've thought about the TPS or MAF or even a ERG sensor.

The car does idle a lil rough after starting it and has a tendency once coming to a complete stop to bog down/stall/quit once accelerating after the stop. Anyone come across this or solved something similar to this. It doesn't always do this. It could go two weeks without doing it and then all of a sudden act up.
 






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