The van chokes and stalles out past 35 rpms.
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I have pulled and checked all the spark plugs to make sure they're firing of fine. The spark plugs are just fine. Ive even done a tune-up to see if theres something else other the plugs and wires but no change. Ive also checked the air intake but it's cleaner than a whistle. I'm looking for any other options out could be why it could be stalling while accelerating past 35.
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Kings Auto and Truck Repairon Aug 6, 2016
Three things come to mind. One is fuel pressure and the other is the MAF sensor and the third is a plugged catalytic converter. These need to be tested by your mechanic as playing the guessing game can be costly. We were at Kings Auto have the diagnostic equipment needed to make a proper diagnosis.Good luck.
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