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09-02-2013, 10:51 AM

tomss

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Expedition Engine stalling

Hello there,
I have 2010 Ford Expedition Max 4WD Eddie Bauer edition and I have currently 75,000km on it. I love this truck and it has been great. However, lately I experienced some problems. Truck is stalling when slowing down to a stop at lights. I need to shut the ignition off, wait few seconds and restart the truck. At first it was happening sporadically but over few weeks it become more frequent. I dropped my truck at the dealer and was told that the problem was faulty Throttle Position Sensor. it was replaced and it seemed to correct the problem. However, few weeks later similar problems started and quickly become more sever. Within a week my truck went into a "crawl' mode and I was not able to ref the engine above 1000rpm. I dropped it again at the dealer and was told that this time it was a gas pomp. It was replaced and the problem seemed to go away for a week or so. I am back at the same scenario that truck is stalling at every second light and this time a "check engine" warning light come up. Also, i noticed that when the car stalls there is a "burning" smell - like the engine is running super hot but the engine temperature indicate normal temperature.
I am a bit frustrated now. I wonder if anybody has similar problems and what was it cause by. I would appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks a lot.
Tom
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