my car is acting up

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Asked by Bryan_Harper Jun 12, 2008 at 09:35 PM about the 1994 Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

what would make my car stall like its not getting enough gas

4 Answers

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Fuel filter, clogged fuel injector, maybe something else. I've never had the opportunity to work on a s/c T-bird.

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it could be the maf sensor, if the car doesn't run at all or runs really poor unplugging the sensor might help

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my 94 just did that. had the coded pulled at a shop. had 10 different codes, several of wich related to the MAF SENSOR. some thought it was throttle position sensor. i changed both, and it run pretty good for the most part. ended up changing the idle air control sensor on back side of throttle body, and it runs and idles much better. maf sensor was about 97dllrs. throttle pos sensor was about 25dllrs. idle air sensor was bout 24dllrs i think. just a hassle to deal with, but easy to change each one.

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