my e150 will start but not stay running unless I keep my foot on the gas

Asked by forde150cargo Feb 15, 2014 at 08:35 AM about the 2004 Ford E-Series E-150 Cargo Van

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2004 e150 it starts but will not stay running unless I keep my foot on the gas, it was running fine but when I went to start it after going to the store I had to use both feet to drive to make it home. what is the problem?

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Fuel injection pressure sensor (regulator) could be bad. Just priced it out. Quite expensive to replace. Did the check engine light come on? If so, take it to a garage and have them read the codes. Could be a number of things. You can start cheap and try replacing the fuel filter but if you are not getting fuel I suspect a bad regulator or bad fuel pump....

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IAC - idle air control valve or a vacuum leak.

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