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'93 Escort probs- Part Deux
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Posted by Esc on July 15, 2006 at 14:30:56 from (4.224.225.156):
Back on now page five I had some help with a hard starting/low speed miss on a 1.9L 1993 Escort with an automatic. After following that advice(Thanks again Bradk and BLW!!) it continues to act up. Cleaned the MAF with electrical cleaner, new air filter, cleaned the grounds, cleaned the Idle Air Control valve, new plugs before. While running a Monitor test with my scan tool the engine was able to keep running, poorly, and then suddenly started smoothing out. Bradk suggested that a ground was not 'working' and the scanner provided one. Sooo, today I cleaned up as many as I could find but still no change. Would a coil pack going bad cause this? Above ~2000RPMs it runs fine.I continue to appreciate any help offered. Thanks!
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