Problems at high speeds
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Problems at high speeds
HELP!!!!! I have an 86 Bronco II that is having a problem. When I drive it on the freeway at high speeds, 70 - 75 mph (our freeway goes to 75mph) it starts to crap out on me. It will loose power & when I step on the gas again it picks back up. It will do it with a jerk sometimes. It does it constantly until I get back to lower speeds around 40 to 45 mph. We have replaced the computer & both fuel filters. We don't know if it could be the fuel injectors, fuel pumps or the coil pick up. Can someone help me. I love my Bronco & want to keep it running.
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Apistol, it could be your MAF (or speed density) sensor, located between air box and throttle body. These get dirty and can cause problem you describe.
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85 Ford BII 2.8 L K&N Air filter, 30.5 X 9 1/2 Wilderness AT, JVC CD player, a horn that plays Dixie, Cobra cb with 10ft whip antenna, and so much more to come
