Bucking/Jerking while driving 00" 4.6 F-150
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Bucking/Jerking while driving 00" 4.6 F-150
Here we go. My truck has been bucking/jerking/sputtering/etc. while driving for about a month.
More noticeable on interstate in final gear. I have 2000 4.6 man. tranny.
I have a cold air intake. I just replaced MAF sensor( thought for sure that would fix it) but still does it but not as often. Seems to do it more often when under acceleration or load ( going up hills ). What would be next step to look at . Truck has 110,000
More noticeable on interstate in final gear. I have 2000 4.6 man. tranny.
I have a cold air intake. I just replaced MAF sensor( thought for sure that would fix it) but still does it but not as often. Seems to do it more often when under acceleration or load ( going up hills ). What would be next step to look at . Truck has 110,000
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My sons 01 F-150, 4.6, 5,speed,,had about 184 k on it, the thing bucked and coughed alot,,more when wet,,changed the plugs and coil packs,,put a dab of dielectric grease in each coilpack, before it was put in place,,,He took it for it's maiden voyage after the install,,came back with BIG smile,,what a difference he said,,pulled the big hill in OD,,no Bucking at all !
PS. Here's a Tip,,,,,to make the install a bit easier on the installer,,,,Instead of kneeling on the radiator support,,we had this wooden frame work about 4' high,,Put a pc of plywood from that,,, to the radiator support,,with a blanket to soften it,,a small step ladder to help up,,,he layed flat on the plywood,,,headfirst into the engine bay,,,no stress,,removed a couple things in the way,,I fed him tools, gapped plugs, coilpacs, etc, install went very well for him and me this way, and no hurting knees or back,,,I recomend it! They do make a creeper that will Hang over the engine bay also. Later,,,,Mark
PS. Here's a Tip,,,,,to make the install a bit easier on the installer,,,,Instead of kneeling on the radiator support,,we had this wooden frame work about 4' high,,Put a pc of plywood from that,,, to the radiator support,,with a blanket to soften it,,a small step ladder to help up,,,he layed flat on the plywood,,,headfirst into the engine bay,,,no stress,,removed a couple things in the way,,I fed him tools, gapped plugs, coilpacs, etc, install went very well for him and me this way, and no hurting knees or back,,,I recomend it! They do make a creeper that will Hang over the engine bay also. Later,,,,Mark
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99% sure you have a bad coil.
The lean miss comes about during the time the EGR is open and the fuel is cut back (lean codition) in the 45 to 65 mph speed range. As you apply light throttle,the plugs require higher voltage to fire. If one coil has lower output you get a missfire stumble.
Old plugs can 'contribute' to this.
Have the coils stress tested to find the one or more at fault.
This kind of fault usually does not set a cylinder code.
None of this has any direct relationship to fuel filters. If it did, other parts of the operating rpm range and power would be also affected.
The lean miss comes about during the time the EGR is open and the fuel is cut back (lean codition) in the 45 to 65 mph speed range. As you apply light throttle,the plugs require higher voltage to fire. If one coil has lower output you get a missfire stumble.
Old plugs can 'contribute' to this.
Have the coils stress tested to find the one or more at fault.
This kind of fault usually does not set a cylinder code.
None of this has any direct relationship to fuel filters. If it did, other parts of the operating rpm range and power would be also affected.
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The cheapest and best shouldnt belong in the same sentence. Some people have found 8 COPS for $100 bucks..but i would seriously doubt if they were quality made parts.
Now you can go to Summit Racing and get 8 Accel COPS for a good price, and if i ever need to replace my COPS i will go with the Accels.
Now you can go to Summit Racing and get 8 Accel COPS for a good price, and if i ever need to replace my COPS i will go with the Accels.
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