We have a 1994 Ford Bronco, my husband just put in a rebuilt 302 motor, that he rebuilt, hes a mechanic by trade, now the truck runs fine, but has no power, and a lean condition?????
Asked by danhaines4x4 Mar 18, 2013 at 03:02 PM about the 1994 Ford Bronco XL 4WD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
5 Answers
A lean condition means a lack of fuel. It could be in "limp mode". How's the fuel filter and fuel rail pressure? Did the truck have a 302 engine before the rebuild?
danhaines4x4 answered 11 years ago
The fuel filter is ok and yes it had a 302 before and it ran fine before!
danhaines4x4 answered 11 years ago
@ Mark we have checked the entire fuel system and everything is either new or in good working condition, thats why were so stumped???
The ECU will send it into limp mode when one of the sensors is out of range or maybe not hooked up. When I was looking for reasons or circumstances that would trigger the "Safe" or "Limp" mode, I did find a forum where you might get more specific answers - http://www.fullsizebronco.com/forum
danhaines4x4 answered 11 years ago
Would'nt undoing the battery reset that? Thanks for the link, I will go check that out. Did you find any reasons for safe or limp mode?