Why does my Mondeo misfire at 50 mph?

Why does my Mondeo misfire at 50 mph?

50mph equates to 1800 – 2000 rpm. very common issue causing hessitation/misfire at this speed is the EGR valve. As mentioned before it can be cleaned out which is a simple but very messy job. It will improve performance but may not completely cure the misfire till it warms up properly.

What’s the problem with the engine Bucks at 1800 rpm?

Engine bucks only between 1800 and 2000 rpm – very strange problem – Maintenance/Repairs – Car Talk Community 2006 Ford Escape XLT 3.0L DOHC – starts and idles fine. good power upto about 1800 rpm and then again above about 2100 rpm. Problem only exhibits under load (going up hill).

Why is my motorcycle ( engine ) misfiring?

There is a problem with the ignition system, causing a weak spark. The fix: If your vehicle has them, check and replace distributor cap, rotor, ignition wires, and spark plugs. Otherwise, have the coil packs looked at. There may be a fault in the computerized engine control system. Check engine control systems with a scan tool.

When does your car hesitate at 45 mph?

I started getting a hesitation/bucking in my 2001 F150 SCREW 5.4L 96,000 miles. It does it most often when you are barely on the gas at 45 to 50 MPH and then you press the gas to accelerate. It hesitates for a second and then takes off.

Why does my Ford F150 misfire at 50 mph?

It would idle alright, but when I would get between 45-50 MPH, the engine would misfire badly. It felt as if I was going over a rumble strip, as someone else described it. If I let off the pedal, the problem would stop. If I pressed the pedal down hard, the problem would stop.

50mph equates to 1800 – 2000 rpm. very common issue causing hessitation/misfire at this speed is the EGR valve. As mentioned before it can be cleaned out which is a simple but very messy job. It will improve performance but may not completely cure the misfire till it warms up properly.

How many no braking decelerations do you need for a misfire?

The PCM needs to see at least three 60- to 40-mph no-braking decelerations for Profile Correction Relearn, which means a standard road test around the block will not get this done. •Many techs have wondered why on some Fords the Check Engine light does not come on right away when a misfire is present.

What do you need to know about engine misfires?

Number of misfires within a recent number of cycles. Engine RPM when the misfire was detected. Misfire history. All these are important clues that car technicians used to locate the source of misfires. If you don’t own a scan tool, though, you can buy a relatively inexpensive, aftermarket scanner you can use for this diagnostic.