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after just getting my tailshaft centre bearing replaced, I installed the tailshaft and went for test drive.

all was well no noise liek it had, very smooth so seemed that the problem was fixed, turned around 2km up the road headed home

then all of a sudden car shuddering, loss of power, engine sound was not good, there is a bit of a ticking sound coming from the

engine, the car has a a huge shake when stationary, give a little revs and that shake goes away. Is this a bent rod or somthing else? sorta sounds like that ecu was taking all the timing out and just no power at all. neep help ??????

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  • Member For: 18y 10m 26d
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  • Location: left right out
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Could be traction control, when the steering column starts to give up(electronically) it can cause the t/c to kick in unexpectedly, do a search here on site-lotsa info, just gotta dig!

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sounds pretty bad, could be more then 1 cyl, I knoiw there isnt any power in it. over the weekend I will be looking at it to see if there is a vacum line off anywere, and hopfully also a compression test. see what happens I guess.

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  • Member For: 17y 2m 17d
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  • Location: Aspendale, Vic.
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did you give it a boot with less then half a tank of fuel and not running a surge tank? If so, engine rebuild time!

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  • Member For: 18y 8m 4d
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Any warning lights up on the dash? They can do this if the tps or app sh*ts itself. Can you accelerate at all or is the pedal doing nothing.

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  • Location: SoR, WA
Posted (edited)

did you give it a boot with less then half a tank of fuel and not running a surge tank? If so, engine rebuild time!

He has a ute so no need for surge tank under 500rwhp. Dont give your opinion if you dont know.

Edited by Adrian6T
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  • Member For: 18y 9m 13d
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  • Location: Brisbane
Posted (edited)

If compression ok, I would look at the ignition system.....1 or 2 dead cylinders can make it feel very anaemic.

Fuel quality ok? If it has water in it, it will do this also. A litre or two of metho in a full tank should cure it. Did you put fuel in it just before it started playing up?

No way of hearing the ticking you refer to, so can't suggest how important or not that may be.

Could be traction control, when the steering column starts to give up(electronically) it can cause the t/c to kick in unexpectedly, do a search here on site-lotsa info, just gotta dig!
:icon_ford: Edited by Smoke them tyres

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