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Old 11-02-2002, 12:07 AM   #8
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Originally posted by 88fivepointoh
check your mass air sensor.. your running lean.. an exhaust leak won't cause backfiring.. its fuel mixture issue.. your probably running lean.. of you have a sticking valve or timing chain failure is on the way... I would check the mass air sensor out first.. any codes? let me know what u find...
ok guys i have the same problem as he does and i have NO exhuast leaks. mine does it when i nail the throttle and then go to shift at high rpms. come to find out it may be my sloppy timing chain or i have seen this same problem on another mustang and it was the pickup in the distributor that broke.

my cars still does it. waiting for heads and a cam swap so it will give me an excuse to change the chain!

Hope that helped Chris.
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