To All 5.0 Conversions,
I was out on the 5.0 Stang Web Site and posted a problem I was having with my 5.0L/Ranger and got the following answer:
Q) High idle, I can be driving along and the vehicle will feel as if it is taking off on its own. If I put the vehicle in neutral the rpm of the engine will be around 1500 to 2000 rpms, whass up? Some times when the engine is just idling normally the rpm will jump.
A) Take apart the two 10 pin connectors attached on the back of the intake, clean the pins on both sides of each connector, look for bad connections. Also squeeze the female connectors a little to tighten them, (now that would be nice if we could do that to our - (sorry family site). Do not squeeze them too much.
So what am I getting to, if you have the harness out of the vehicle it would be easier to check out the two ten pin connectors NOW.
If anyone is having this problem like I am try the answer out, it seems to be working.
Good Luck,
I was out on the 5.0 Stang Web Site and posted a problem I was having with my 5.0L/Ranger and got the following answer:
Q) High idle, I can be driving along and the vehicle will feel as if it is taking off on its own. If I put the vehicle in neutral the rpm of the engine will be around 1500 to 2000 rpms, whass up? Some times when the engine is just idling normally the rpm will jump.
A) Take apart the two 10 pin connectors attached on the back of the intake, clean the pins on both sides of each connector, look for bad connections. Also squeeze the female connectors a little to tighten them, (now that would be nice if we could do that to our - (sorry family site). Do not squeeze them too much.
So what am I getting to, if you have the harness out of the vehicle it would be easier to check out the two ten pin connectors NOW.
If anyone is having this problem like I am try the answer out, it seems to be working.
Good Luck,