Ford v10 stalling in the first five minutes
I have a 2006 Georgetown Ford V 10 Lately when I start it Then head out It will stall in the first five or 10 minutes when I come to a stop sign Or light And restarts with no problem and does not do i...
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Some of this depends on if this is the older mechanical throttle body with a separate Idle Air Control (IAC) valve or the newer electronic throttle body ("throttle by wire")
Cleaning a throttle body is a waste of time. The software is designed to handle "sludged" throttle bodies as long as the plate still moves. (I wrote some of that.)
IAC issues usually results in crank-no start (flooded).
Cleaning the MAF can't hurt.
My gut says it is a fuel pressure issue, but the only way to know for sure is to connect a fuel pressure gauge and drive it while watching the pressure.
Cleaning a throttle body is a waste of time. The software is designed to handle "sludged" throttle bodies as long as the plate still moves. (I wrote some of that.)
IAC issues usually results in crank-no start (flooded).
Cleaning the MAF can't hurt.
My gut says it is a fuel pressure issue, but the only way to know for sure is to connect a fuel pressure gauge and drive it while watching the pressure.
