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Old 03-01-2009, 09:37 AM   #1
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Sudden loss of power

1989 Ford Ranger 4x4 xlt 2.9 auto.New plugs,o2 sensor ,fuel filter. No cats (none when I bought truck) Been running fine then yesterday it started bogging and acted as if I was pulling another vehicle. Never done this before.No codes found ,?Any advice
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try spraying water on the wires and see if it starts missing, may have a wire or 2 breaking down
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Also pull the vacuum pipe off the EGR valve, plug the end of the pipe and see how it runs then.
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Also pull the vacuum pipe off the EGR valve, plug the end of the pipe and see how it runs then.
My year model does not have an egr valve, (according to a previous post on TRS )And I have looked and couldn't find one. . Thanks for your reply.
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AutoZone.com | Shopping | Parts | Product Detail - EGR Position Sensor

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Thanks for your reply, The list is good ,Thanks again
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