I have to put in my little bit here.
Ford products since 1992 have a special coating in the throttle body to prevent sludge buildup. These throttle bodies should NEVER be cleaned. The coating actually seals the outside diameter of the throttle plate so that intake idle air is metered through a calibrated hole in the throttle plate. Cleaning or backing off the idle stop screw will damage the throttle body, and as far as I know, there is no repair for it other than replacement.
We have replaced the Gas filter, cleaned out the throttle body and put a new air flow sensor and it still won't idle. Any suggestions!
Thursday, November 29th, 2018 AT 7:28 PM
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