d73805
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- 2005 Explorer
So, rough idle and exhaust smell have been addressed here on the forum dozens of times, but I can't seem to get a good solution.
I just have my timing chains and tensioners replaced on my 2005 4.0 Explorer. The engine now runs very rough at idle and the exhaust smells of gas. The shop that did the chain hasn't been able to figure it out.
Does anyone have any ideas?
There are no codes and it runs reasonably well when it's above 1000 RPM.
I tend to think the shop did a good job on the chain install, but I think it's likely that a electrical connector or vacuum hose is disconnected or something else that might come loose or break on removal or install.
Thanks
I just have my timing chains and tensioners replaced on my 2005 4.0 Explorer. The engine now runs very rough at idle and the exhaust smells of gas. The shop that did the chain hasn't been able to figure it out.
Does anyone have any ideas?
There are no codes and it runs reasonably well when it's above 1000 RPM.
I tend to think the shop did a good job on the chain install, but I think it's likely that a electrical connector or vacuum hose is disconnected or something else that might come loose or break on removal or install.
Thanks