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The noise you are hearing is a pretty common issue in these engines. The noise is caused by one or more of the cylinder head camstand cam followers along with the valve springs. This engine has high cam failures and...
Fault codes need to be read out of the engine computer to guide the direction of diagnosis. If no fault codes are stored, then possible issues could be a camshaft sensor, or crankshaft sensor that losses its signal at that...
In order to replace a head gasket on most vehicles, the fuel rail must be removed. It is possible that one or a few of the fuel injectors may have been left unplugged or a fuel injector could be broken....
The engine quit for a reason and I believe, from what you have stated, that a failed fuel pump caused the car to quit, unless there were other like overheating or engine noise before the stall. The engine in these...
Hello. This may be a sign of a failing throttle position sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/throttle-position-sensor-replacement). The throttle position sensor (TPS) is a sensor used to monitor the throttle position of the throttle plate inside the throttle body in relation to your foot...
The engine control module (ECM) controls all the engine functions to keep it running correctly monitoring all the sensors of the engine. The power train control module (PCM) will include multiple control modules in one case called a PCM. The...
Your car has two batteries. One conventional sized battery manages the heavy loads like the starter and one smaller battery manages the body loads. The smaller battery is the auxiliary battery and it must be failing. Part of the point...
Hi there. Unfortunately, we do not have the type of information readily available to answer this type of question. We can assist you with any question that involves returning a vehicle to factory specifications; we cannot provide modification information. Your...
Hi there. The main part that contains the headlight bulb is called a headlight assembly (https://www.go-parts.com/ford-bronco-headlights.html). In most cases, when the headlight bulb melts inside or is 'welded' of fused to the inside of the assembly, it's best to replace...
Like Like other electronic systems on your vehicle, your headlights have a fuse that ensures operation, but also protects against voltage fluctuations. A fuse is really nothing more than a bridge – there’s a small piece of metal that connects...
The The electrical system that is on a car plays a large role in ensuring that everything is running efficiently. There are a number of different things in a car that will require a constant supply of electricity. In order...