1995 Ford E150 6 cyl.

Asked by Thaxton May 14, 2017 at 03:11 PM about the 1995 Ford E-Series E-150 STD Econoline

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

After crank the first time from cold runs great till
warms up then dies every time you put it in gear.
With sometimes crank back but dies everytime you  
put it in gear. Wait about 20-30 minutes and will do
the same again.

2 Answers

Thaxton answered 6 years ago

The van will start, run and drive but after it warms up it will start acting like it's running out of gas if you are driving or it is in gear. It will restart sometimes but takes a whole turning it over or wait about 20-30 minutes and it will start soon as you turn the key. I had a mechanic tell me I needed, new wires, plugs, distributor and cap. I replaced all of it and same thing, replaced catalyst converter and same thing. Anyone know what it might be????

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