Sensors problems

Sensors: Electrical device that measures the different performance parameters of the car.
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Somebody sabotaged me, please help!!!

Ford E-150 2004 5.4 Cargo 250 miles
Went over to my buddies looking for windshield for van in town over. Old van no longer around, but when I went to start van in morning... NOTHING. House burned down. Am homeless/living in van. Third time I'm sabotaged. First: screw installed in bottom of gas tank. Second: when I Found that, they then decided to put diesel in tank. Pulled tank. Pushed good fuel through rail. Cleaned filter, and sensors with iso alcohol (all I could afford) and started running a "nascar gas tank" near my front seat (outta a tide bottle at first. Only chemically resistant plastic I had on the fly and was in immed… Read complete
FriedOnRoadDead(in water) from United States 10 months ago  
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FuckaFord from United States 6 months ago
Bro... im telling you this 1987 ford econoline xl 5.0 v8 302 has become the nightmare of my childhood leaching and sucking every inch of my soul and pocket like a hotel lot lizard in louisiana on hot sunday night in july at the truck stop sweating bro humidity is boiling at 150 degrees shit got me heated!
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Ford E-150 1997 4.6L v8 255000 miles
Can’t seem to figure out the issue. Starts and runs, sometimes bogs down when you go to take off. Going uphill, speeds slows down although hitting acceleration. But then will be fine on flat land. If I drive around for like 15-20 mins, shit it off to go into a store, it won’t start...
Changed the idle air control valve, sparks plugs and wires changed, Egr changed, no vacuum leaks we can find. Oxygen sensors changed.
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Cliff from United States 3 years ago  
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Celebrity from Nigeria 10 months ago
I am having the same issue here. With my dash board meter not working
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