- Dec 14, 2004
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ok, I know these forums are primarily for Stangs, which I have one myself, but, I am in the middle of fixing it right now. But, I have another 5.0, it just happens to be in 1985 Lincoln Mark VII LSC. It is not the ho motor and it is rated with about 165 hp. It is a throttle body fuel injection. I STILL cannot find out what in the **** is wrong with it. Every time the engine gets hot, say about 30 minutes or more of driving, there is no power, like I can't give it any gas or it dies. Before you start thinking what it could be, let me rule out what I have already done. Ok, here goes, I first thought it was the fuel system, so I put a new gas tank, fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, and replaced the filter multiple times. I also just put new injectors in. That still didn't do any good, so I figured maybe it is the electrical system. So, I bought new Bosch plugs, Bosch wires, and a new distributor cap and rotary button, and a new coil as well. Still, no help. So, then I figured it could be that the timing was off, so I went and had the timing set, still nothing. Even when it is freezing cold, I can get in it and drive it, and I have like a 1/4 of an inch throttle response from the gas pedal. I don't know what else to do. I bought a fuel pressure gauge thinking that maybe I got a bad fuel pump, I read 40 lbs even, so it ruled that out. A friend of mine thought it was losing compression, so I run a test on it. I got 100 lbs. And the recommended is somewhere around 145. I do not know what else to do. And, I have to have this car running right in order to get to work which is like 40 miles away. Somebody please help!!!

