Regulator Dual What is wrong with my 95 Taurus? My car runs fine in park, but when put in gear the engine shakes, what's up?
1995 V6 3.0 Dual Overhead Cam.
Replaced:
Fuel Filter
Spark Plugs
Plug Wires
Throttle Position Sensor
Sprayed entire engine bay with throttle body cleaner to check for vacuum leaks.
I'm running out of ideas. Could it be my fuel pressure regulator?
Also, my EGR valve's diaphragm stays open for 20 seconds or so, so I don't think it is that.
Please help!
I have now changed the PCV valve and the Air Idle Control valve was thoroughly cleaned. It's more of a fuel flow problem than a engine/transmission mount. It sort of sputters, and almost sounds like it is going to die. Strangest thing.
Check your engine and trans mounts and your tie rod ends. Also, remove and thoroughly clean your IDLE AIR CONTROL VALVE and PCV valve. To get to the PCV, you will have to remove the throttle cover and bracket, and follow the rubber hose down into it. It can be rotated 180 degrees to remove and clean it. Clean the place where the PCV installs, as well. SInce this engine is all aluminum alloy, you would be foolish NOT to be using Mobil One 0W-30. All regular dino oils will corrupt and form sludge and varnish in vapor lines and on the inside of the intake manifold causing loss of MPG's and engine life. Good luck!!!
ppl are saying my psu is not good. what is a good recommendation?
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> Description
> Motherboard
> MSI K9N6SGM GeForce 6100 nForce405 audio/lan/pci-e
> Processor
> AMD AthlonX2 5200CZ Dual Core
> Power Supply
> Incline 450W
> Case
> Black/Silver (450W) 24Pin CASE
> Speakers
> Logitech X-530 5pc (140W Peak)
> Monitor
> AOC 2216SW 22" LCD Wide
> Keyboard
> Logitech EX110 Cordless Keyboard/Opt. Mouse
> Hard Drive
> Maxtor 250GB 7200 rpm - SATA II
> Optical Drive
> PLDS 20X DVDRW SATA
> Memory
> 4GB DDR2 800 PC 6400
> Power Protection
> Powercom TCA-1200N Voltage Regulator Line Conditioner
> Powercom Black Knight 500VA (4-Port) UPS
> Video Card
> Nvidia MSI 8600GTS PCI-E 512MB DDR3
>
> COST $7000
Get an Antec Power Supply. Considered one of the best. Probably need 650W.
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