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Kimugene, thanks for your response. I did just go through the intake manifold problem and got that replaced. My vehicle was in the shop for a couple of weeks because of a national back order of parts. The noise I referred to occurs while driving and going through a steady turn, doesn't matter if I'm going fast or slow. It doesn't have to be a sharp, full turn, just going around a normal corner, or turning into a driveway. |
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I just bought a 1999 passport few months ago and am experiencing a strange noise. The noise happens when I am on the highway going 50 mph or faster. It sounds like a groaning sound coming from the left front end. I am pretty sure it is a cross wind hitting something, but am not sure what. It is loud enough to drown out the CD player, and increases or decrease depending on wind condidtions and direction of wind. Checking to see if any of you are experiencing anything like this. If so email me at mrobe30658 aol.comThanks........ |
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| I do have the same problem with my 98 passport, it happened couple of times in winter. When I stopped before traffic lights, I have to press the brake hard, otherwise, the stalling can make the car ahead of line. Also the power brake seems not working properly. One method to test your power brake is: press the brake first, then start the engine, you can feel your feet lower a little bit. I have no this kind of feeling on my brake. | |
| I have a 1996 1/2 Passport and the Check Engine light just came on as I passed 58,000 miles. The vehicle appears to be running fine, oil is fresh, etc., so I'm wondering if this warning light comes on periodically as a maintenance reminder or could there be an engine problem brewing? Any help is appreciated. | |
| I have a 1998 Passport. In Feb. my check engine light came on and the engine started missing once in awhile. When I took it in, there was a service bulletin out for 1998 models regarding the intake manifold. Mine had a crack in it, was in the shop for a couple of weeks waiting for parts on national backorder. Maybe your model year has the same problem. Check it out! | |
| What Nordstro says could be correct and could cause your light.The check engine light isn't a maintenance reminder so you should have the code pulled from the computer to see what it was that caused the malfunction. It may have been something that happened that day that it came on but best to get it checked..The most common thing for your year would be a misfire code which was being caused by oil leaking into the spark plug tubes.Good luck | |
| Thanks for the input. The light went off yesterday, but I'll still take it in to check it out. | |
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I had a recent problem with my passport and wonder if anyone can give me some advice. '98 model and about 85,000 miles. Passport had lost power and "check" engine light came on. Ran ok, but would not accelerate from 60 mph on freeway (very dangerous in Atlanta). dealership said was egr valve and back ordered part. They said it was ok to drive and got the part about 3 weeks later. Repaired it and I drove home. Next day, I started accelerate to merge and it just totally lost power. Almost couldn't go slight incline to exit. Now, dealer says both catalictic converters had "collapsed". Does this sound right to you knowledgable folks? We're talking over over $1,400 just for parts. Did driving with bad egr valve cause damage to converters? thanks for any thoughts you may have Cptom |
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| I purchased a 2000 Passport EX-L about two weeks ago. I loved it until I had to come to an immediate stop. The anti-lock brakes were activated and they worked fine. However, when I continued driving I noticed the ride was much rouger. I feel "shaking" coming from the floor board and it sounds very noisy. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Any ideas as to what happened? | |
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| Hi! Every so often I hear a strange noise from the rear of my Passport. The best way to describe it is as a vibration. I hear it after I step on the gas to get going after a stop or coming out of a turn. It usually stops after I get up to speed. Others who have heard it think it may be coming from the exhaust system. Any ideas of what this might be would be greatly appreciated. It was in once for this problem, but of course it did not make the noise for them! Thanks, Kelly | |
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