My 98 Expedition wont stay started?

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Asked by Angela Jun 20, 2020 at 07:50 PM about the 1998 Ford Expedition 4 Dr Eddie Bauer 4WD SUV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My son gave me this, it's been
sitting 3 yrs I put gas plus injector
cleaner and gas cleaner, changed
oil, filter, fuel filter, pressure
regulator, iac unit, air filter, throttle
control unit, cleaned MAF, throttle,
if I don't hold the peddle it dies.  .
Plz help 5093985846

2 Answers

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Is it runnin like shit? Is the CEL (check engine light/service engine soon) lit up? If it’s got a check engine light on, you need to have it properly diagnosed. Please don’t just take it to Autozone for them to “diagnose” it.. there’s a big difference between reading the codes, and diagnosing the cause of them. If it won’t idle on its own then there’s a multitude of possibilities, more than likely though a competent technician will know where to start given the codes are present. Until then ma’am you’ll just be wasting your time, and money throwing parts at it hoping one of them fixes it. Best O’luck to ye.

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