van stalls

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Asked by Jody Jul 28, 2016 at 10:58 PM about the 2004 Ford Freestar

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My van runs good for about 30/40 miles.
Then it jerks loses power and shuts off. It
will start back up drive a few miles then stall
again. I've changed cam shaft sensor and
mass airflow sensor . Didn't help

6 Answers

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Get it scanned for diagnostic trouble codes, there might be a clue there. Most major auto parts stores will do this for free.

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The codes read mass airflow sensor or egr valve. Changed the airflow sensor but the problem persists. Can I bypass egr valve?

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I had the same problem. It was the ignition coil. But now I having a start up issue. I the cold it starts the withing 15 seconds the belt squeels then dies.

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My Ford Freestar will start engine light is on but it will stall in gear

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We have a 2004 ford freestar started doing these exact same issues driving 55mph. Started shaking so we came to a slow. Then it died. Oil light and wrench light and battery light come on. Car would start do samething die in 5 feet. Had it towed home. Hooked my scanner tool to it. Read mass air flow sensor. Did some digging because this is a code it throws. It was the it had gotten wet. I disconnected it removed it let it dru for one hour. Reinstalled and have had no issies since. Ot was raining hard that day. Check your pcm.

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