Advice needed...
Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum and was hoping to get some advice on a fault with a 1996 Ford Econoline 7.5 V8 I am about to purchase. The problem is, on Idle the motor ticks over nicely, but when I blip the throttle it hesitates. It's not quite a misfire, but similar. any thoughts? The owner told it was the fuel pump which he said he changed, but the problem is still there, now he says it's the fuel filter... I think he's guessing. My guess is, it could be the fuel pressure valve? any thoughts would be appreciated. The vehicle has 125,000kms on the clock and is in pristine condition, it almost has that new car feel to it when driven.
Also if anyone could tell me what else I should check for, as I'm going for a second round of inspection this week before I hand over my money.
One last thing, through online research I can't seem to find an accurate valuation for this vehicle. Can anyone tell me they're worth, given the current mileage and condition (which is pristine)
Thanks in advance.
Also if anyone could tell me what else I should check for, as I'm going for a second round of inspection this week before I hand over my money.
One last thing, through online research I can't seem to find an accurate valuation for this vehicle. Can anyone tell me they're worth, given the current mileage and condition (which is pristine)
Thanks in advance.
I think you should seek help from car valuation companies. They can help you find out what the specific problem is and how much the car is worth. When I bought my car, I went to car.co.uk. They collect data on the car from the owner and give you a full history of the car, including accidents, service centre history. So having carried out their expertise they advised me that the driver had an accident on his car and was selling it after repairs. I think in your case they would help you understand what the owner of the car is hiding from you and give you an exact value.
Last edited by Cabardin; Jun 12, 2021 at 08:26 AM.
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