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Thread: 2003 Ranger problem :(

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01-06-2008, 06:26 PM

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ABE

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Originally Posted by robbie jay

I would go back and make sure you dident knock any vacume lines loose or you dident break any of the plastic lines I would also take a look at the EGR valve.Also clear the code and when it pops back up re-scan the computer.

X2 and try detaching the electrical connection from the EGR vacuum solenoid. The EGR should be closed but a faulty solenoid may be applying vacuum and opening the EGR which would affect idle and low speed operation and cruise.

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