09 Grand Marquis LS 65,000 miles. Engine "quits" for about an eyeblink.
Happens once about every 350 miles. Not a misfire nor stumble. No codes.
Any ideas?
Asked by GuruDT88FS Jul 10, 2024 at 12:10 PM about the 2009 Mercury Grand Marquis LS
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
Happens once about every 350 miles. Not a misfire nor stumble. No codes.
Any ideas?
A bad spot in the TPS sweep, crank or cam sensor or both, intermittent ground to the main computer, wiring problems, early warning of an ignition switch failure. I have experienced all of these at one time or another. The hard part is catching it on live data. Sometimes the good ole wiggle test will make it happen.
Happens once about every 350 miles. Not a misfire nor stumble. No codes. Any ideas?
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