a/c not cool//and engine dies

2000 FORD TAURUS

68,000 MILES • 6 CYL • FWD • AUTOMATIC

HOWIERD2

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2000taurus se ffv 6cyl.. no cold air from a/c... replaced relays and charged up system to about 45psi or blue on the recharge gage.. but not cold....think maybe i neet to change the orifice??? also lately when starting from stop engine will die.. but will start right up... had problem before engine would run ruff and die,, wait little bit and would start up no problem... code indicated low fuel rail pressure... still will idle ruff sometimes but not engine light comes on... just have to restart it... i did get a p0133 the last time.. slow o2 sensor. bank1 sensor1... been couple months ago.... any thoughts...
cotton.....

Jun 30, 2011 at 9:53 PM

WRENCHTECH

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You have about 3 different issues there and they all need to be addressed in separate questions. The A/C is not something that you can diagnose yourself. You can do a lot of damage to the vehicle and/or get seriously injured messing with that.

Jun 30, 2011 at 10:39 PM

HOWIERD2

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ok so u donot want to give me any tips on a/c , i have worked as mech. on cars tractor/trailers and boats for past 20 some years .i know to take care and ask for help when needed... so what about the stallin problem like i said in past got a p0191 from time to time, and hear month or so ago got a p0133... just intermiting.... fuel pump was changed about 3 years ago.. or so they said... so any ideas on this......?????????howied2

Jul 1, 2011 at 4:12 AM

WRENCHTECH

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A slow 0/2 code is just that. the o/2 is slow to respond meaning it's probably clogged and should be replaced. It could also mean it's seeing lean mixture. You have a fuel pressure code so obviously you should be verifying fuel pressure and comparing the reading with what the computer is seeing. This ic a computer controlled, variable pressure system.

Jul 1, 2011 at 9:51 AM

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