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dougrainer
Dec 02, 2018Nomad
JaxDad wrote:
Glad you found the actual problem instead of just throwing silly wasted parts at it.
So much for the “ONLY” solution........
The main reason I won’t go to the stealerships is for exactly that reason, there’s no THINKING about the problem and finding the solution, it’s just throwing parts at it because a book or computer said to do that.
Thankfully the only place where such foolishness does NOT exist is in aviation, which given the price of parts is a VERY good thing.
According to the description the OP made, Heavy acceleration, The problem was the vacuum was used up, which IS a common problem on Ford Chassis vacuum supply. The difference is YOU don't trust dealerships, that is fine. But you come to me and then you pay me $150 an hour to find a supposed vacuum leak, then I find some leak and fix it $300 later. Then you come back and tell me the problem still happens on full acceleration, you then pay me MORE. So, a customer comes to me and based on MY EXPERIANCE, I charge him $150 install plus the $75 for the Vacuum pump and at $225, he is fixed EVEN IF HE HAS A SMALL VACUUM LEAK. The 12 volt pump will overcome any supposed vacuum leak. Lets wait and see if the OP's problem is fixed on heavy acceleration. Doug
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