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J41LA
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I have a 1993 Ford Crown Victoria LX. I've been having problems with it stumbling and hesitation. I brought it to a parts place on 4 separate occasions to get the PCM diagnosed. And they would give me printouts. EGR Sensor-Below Min Voltage,,,EGR Flow Insufficient,,,EGR Sensor-Above Max Voltage... I was told it wasn't the EGR Sensor, because a bad sensor wouldn't make the car run bad. So i'm thinking maybe the EGR Valve..Thanks.....
Jan 13, 2006 at 9:55 AM

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Provide the complete diagnostic printouts and symptom history to the repairer, and request testing to explain the reported faults before more parts are selected.

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PALCO
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ya replace the egr, and probaly the o2 sensor as well. just a thought. good luck
Jan 13, 2006 at 4:26 PM
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IECARL
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Had similiar problem with a 93 crown vic. Ford company charge me a fortune and did no good. Finally found problem when changed plug wires and plugs. Know this doesn't sound like a solution to your problem, didn't think it would solve mine, but it worked. Just a thought to help you out.

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Jan 14, 2006 at 2:07 AM

Discussion summary

Missing Ford

A 1993 Crown Victoria had stumbling and hesitation. The owner reported diagnostic printouts describing EGR sensor voltage both below and above limits, along with insufficient EGR flow.

Reported outcome: No repair was confirmed for the original vehicle.

An EGR valve and oxygen sensor were suggested without test results. Another participant's successful plug-and-wire replacement concerned a different car.

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