A few Questions
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A few Questions
Its been about three weeks scence I had a computer and I have noticed a fewthing on my VAn, 90-91 3.0 extended Aerostar
1. When starting out in the mornings or any time after the van has been parked for a while, an hour or so, or some times just at a red light, the van bounces up and down and vribates, I dont think its a broken belt in a tire becouse that has happened to me before and the vibration would be more constant with a bad tire.
2. Van stutters, stall or just quits when I give a little throttel in the morning, idels real ruff too when cold. This also doest it randemly but mostly in the morning.
3. The other night was the first real time i rode in the back seat of my van, 91 Extended 3.0, and The ride reminded me of ridding in the back of a school bus and having my teeth jared out, up front in the drivers seat the ride is smooth, should I stiffen or lossen the rear springs or shocks.
Thank you
Jeremy
1. When starting out in the mornings or any time after the van has been parked for a while, an hour or so, or some times just at a red light, the van bounces up and down and vribates, I dont think its a broken belt in a tire becouse that has happened to me before and the vibration would be more constant with a bad tire.
2. Van stutters, stall or just quits when I give a little throttel in the morning, idels real ruff too when cold. This also doest it randemly but mostly in the morning.
3. The other night was the first real time i rode in the back seat of my van, 91 Extended 3.0, and The ride reminded me of ridding in the back of a school bus and having my teeth jared out, up front in the drivers seat the ride is smooth, should I stiffen or lossen the rear springs or shocks.
Thank you
Jeremy
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A few Questions
See the recent posting "Aerostar Stumbles", for info on the TPS, which it sounds like is your problem. The vibration in rear is likely bad u-joints, axle bearings or pinion bearings. Check earlier posts with the search feature for more information on 'vibration'.
