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1996 Ford Windstar Your answer to both banks lean

Tiny
CHEZGIGI
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  • 1996 FORD WINDSTAR
  • 6 CYL
  • 2WD
  • AUTOMATIC
  • 157,000 MILES
As I explained all feeds check out. Both on running and not running tests values are proper. Can you give me any other advise? Please respond to my email address (dcole11@cox. Net) As your system would not recognize me I had to enter another email to get the question in, (chezgigi@rock. Com)
Thank You Don Cole -dcole11@cox. Net
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Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 AT 5:39 PM

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Tiny
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  • MECHANIC
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Sorry, but we do not respond directly through e-mail.

You question is not real clear and you didn't post code numbers as you should have but I expect you have PO171 and PO174. This is a common combination on Fords and is usually caused by a severe vacuum leak. They are notorious for sucking holes through the rubber connectors for the large vacuum supplies like the PCV and brake booster. Listen for a hissing noise when idling and try to follow it to it's source.
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