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    2005 V6 Mustang Starts, Runs 2-3 Seconds, Then Dies

    When my 2006 V6 was randomly stalling, it turned out to be the crankshaft position sensor wiring harness chafing on the metal PCM mount bracket, and it was just the shield braided wire that was touching when I would make a hard left turn. At first I couldn't believe that the shield wire would...
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    High Fuel Rail Pressure

    Did you put an aftermarket FRPS on it ?
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    High Fuel Rail Pressure

    Do you have a tune? Perhaps that is why your fuel rail pressure is reading 75 PSIG when fully warmed up. Mine reads 55 PSIG when fully warmed up.
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    High Fuel Rail Pressure

    While diagnosing a hot start problem I had reason to test the fuel pressure at WOT several times and saw that regardless of what my scanner was showing while driving (about 60 psi) that when I floored it the pressure would drop to about 45 gauge psi and the limit according to the manual is 37...
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    High Fuel Rail Pressure

    My 2006 V6 with 162,000 miles (all stock), does the same thing and the PID values for fuel pressure will be about 10 psi higher than what you see on a physical gauge. The service manual states how the PID values are higher than a gauge. I have a fuel gauge plumbed into the fuel rail and when the...
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    In search of 2005 SJB fuse box

    /www.maicsalazardiagnostics.com/ can repair SJB
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    Dealer will not clone my BCM

    While trouble shooting my random stalling issue, I decided to change the SJB and found one that had the same P/N and was not corroded as far as I could tell by carefully looking at the photos. I had opened my original SJB and found some minor corrosion, but it was still working fine, but I...
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    Dealer will not clone my BCM

    While troubleshooting a random stalling problem on my 2006 V6, I had my ECU fully bench tested by /www.maicsalazardiagnostics.com/ and he found nothing wrong with it, or the instrument cluster. He is extremely knowledgeable and also can repair SJB/BCM units. The random stalling turned out to...
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    2006 4.0L stall on hot start

    Yes, I was not able to find a 4.0L starting and charging cable system, so I made them myself using 2 ga wire and my hydraulic terminal squeezer. I added the alternator case to mount bolt ground, the alternator mount bolt to battery terminal ground, and the engine block to motor mount ground. I...
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    2006 4.0L stall on hot start

    Does the fusible link come with the WC-95954 Motorcraft harness ?
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    2006 4.0L stall on hot start

    After more reading and looking at the wiring diagrams and reading the description and operation of the alternator it is indeed controlled by the PCM but no set voltage range other than the 13.2 -15.5 value so I will replace and add new 4-gauge grounds.
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    2006 4.0L stall on hot start

    I removed the amplifier in the trunk and voltage is up to 14.2 at the best. Did I read somewhere that the voltage on a 2006 is controlled by the PCM like most of the new cars have a smart alternator. My daughters new Subaru got me there as it was reading 12.5 across the battery but she had just...
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    2006 4.0L stall on hot start

    Well it is running right now has been for two hours, no amount of tapping ,pulling on harness's or terminals, PCM, ABS, SJB ,fazed it, the only thing that I did different was charge the battery to 100% which had not been done before the aforementioned stalling, and I was wrong on the voltage...
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    2006 4.0L stall on hot start

    My latest research says the instrument cluster is the gateway module for the CAN-BUSS network and there are two 120 OHM resistors that might be going bad, but I haven't tracked down where each of them are located, but I expect one is inside the PCM and one in the cluster.
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    2006 4.0L stall on hot start

    DieHarder' Sorry I neglected to say that the battery voltage was taken with engine off, and was 12.5 and with engine at idle it is 14.6

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