2008 Ford Edge occasionally bucks. It feels like you have been rearended.Plugs and coil packs have been changed. Any suggestions?
2008 Ford Edge occasionally bucks. It feels like you have been rearended.Plugs and coil packs have been changed. Any suggestions?
Check for trouble codes. Vehicle could be misfiring or there's an issue with the cam sensor.
I've seen bad crankshaft position sensors cause bucking.
Find a good mechanic with a decent scan tool. They can hook up the scan tool and record what all the sensors are doing and record the timing and cam advance readings to help catch the problem when it happens on a test drive. It will cost an hour labor.
Suspect cheapest first, fuel, fuel filter, fuel pump
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