Old Jan 14, 2008 | 12:15 PM
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tabetha
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It is the after cat Lamda sensor at fault most likely switching too slowly.
A lot of modern cars have a LAMDA before and after the cat to check it's effeciency.
I would change the after cat one, then if successful get ford to reimburse you for being idiots.
There is a very good section in CAR MECHANICS, for problems of this nature, that you can email/write to as well.
Hope this helps,
tabetha
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