'95 Passport sluggish acceleration on hwy-fuel? tranny?
I just bought a '95 Passport AT, 4WD and often when I try to accelerate while going 60+ the truck will feel like it's just not shifting, and will start to lose power. I've found if I pump the gas petal or floor it it will (most of the time) get moving. I'm not used to automatics, if it were a manual I'd downshift, I tried this and it didn't help much. Is it a fuel or a transmission problem?
Also Check Engine light comes on intermittantly, stays on for 5-10 minutes then turns off.
AND the dash gauge lights don't work, there doesn't seem to be a fuse for it, so how do you change the bulb?
Please help, I just went through hell with a 87 pathfinder can't afford too many problems here.
Also Check Engine light comes on intermittantly, stays on for 5-10 minutes then turns off.
AND the dash gauge lights don't work, there doesn't seem to be a fuse for it, so how do you change the bulb?
Please help, I just went through hell with a 87 pathfinder can't afford too many problems here.
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I can help as far as the dash. I have chaged a few light bulbs in it. You have to Physically remove the front of the dash cluster where the light bulbs would be. Then you have to remove the assembly where your the gauges are. Threat this as any front or rear light assembly, since it is the same concept. I beleive I only needed a screwdriver and some confidence. If you have taken something apart before it should not be difficult.
I'm new to the forums and hope this helps you out. Good Luck.
thank you
rose
I have a 94 Passport and am having the EXACT same problems as you are having. I was going to replace the ECM...but it sounds like thats not going to work. I have also noticed the strong smell of exhaust under the hood near the manifold or what appears to be the egr. I was thinking maybe I had an exhaust leak and fresh air was sucking back into the exhaust then down a few feet to the o2 sensor...thus causing a lean mixture code...the ecm would then tell the injectors to dump more fuel in the engine. Thats why when the check engine light goes on and it goes into the preprogramed ecm fuel ratio it seems to work (or at least work better). Have you had any luck fixing it yet?