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1998 ford exp. 5.4L v8 (canada) (129,000 miles)
Check this out.. Truck hessistates upon a load. ( intermitent)
Plugs changed-gap to specs-Ohms good on all 8 coils. Fuel presure good. Modis used -maf sensor good. Batt voltage 12.6v Alternator @ 126 Amps. 14.2v charging. Voltage drops checked and within specs. Baro -good. Cht sensor tested good. Vacum is within specs. And 4 gas shows excellent. Never happens in the damn stall. Any comments?
maybe I'll just wait till whatever it is fails...
I wish it was mine but I have to check it out -toolroom.
Your right the modis did tell me good specs which left me guessing. What I did find was that on my 98 (4x4 xlt) Was that the heater core hose was (the one with out the wrap) resting on a conector to the coil. I re-arranged it with a zip tie so that there is no contact.
Today it was about 92f. So far no worries.....
If it happens again then I'll check the coils with a dmm.
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Hessitation -rough idle. 
Linear Mode
