1st symptom:
Starts cold, but after warm up, and turned off for 10-20 minutes cranks, but will not fire. Go cold and will start and run again.
2nd symptom: after warm up idles rough and stalls at redlight, studders when going downhill and throttle on idle position.
Otherwise, the old V6 has plenty of power, runs great.
Crankshaft sensor at the harmonic balancer has been replaced, fuel pump has been replaced. Ignition power transisitor module and new ECM did not clear the problem.
I suspect it may be some other sensors going out or sensor wiring going bad after the high mileage and weather exposure, such as throttle plate position, intake mass flow, etc. Which sensor(s) when intermittent and temp sensitive, will fool the ECM but not register a "service engine" fault?
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Tuesday, January 27th, 2009 AT 10:31 AM