So today heres what i have done: Took plenum lid off for a clean. Took throttle body off to remove rocker covers to paint. All went back on and tightened. So i went into town, then to a mates place. Between town and the mates, the car kept surging in power. I would stall it up (auto) and it would almost sound like a miss. So i checked the vac lines again, the vac line from fuel pressure reg to plenum had a split. I could stall it up and would be fine. I would then plant my foot down the street and it would surge and go nowhere in no real rush. So heres what i have done to try and solve the problem: Changed DFI and coils with ones that worked. Fitted new spark plugs and leads. Changed AFM Checked all vac hoses. Clamped fuel return line (No difference) So after all that i checked the spark plugs again. Cylinders 2,4,6 all had carbon build up in them. Cylinders 1,3,5 were still like new.. Also if i keep the revs under 2K it doesnt have a problem, after that it has its PMS fit. Im leaning towards Oxy sensors, as they would control the fuel/air to each side. But since i have currently lost my job and centrelink wont help me cause i dont own a ford, i have little to no money. So i dont want to fork out for new oxys if its not the problem, their only a few months old. However the reason why i changed my plugs and leads was because leads 1 and 3 were rooted: Any help would be great because this car needs to be working by monday at 1pm for a job interview. Cheers guess.
TPS brand new. The rest of the plugs look normal. It was 1 and 3 that were like that. hats when it got the new plugs and leads.
The plugs will give a good indication of how the engine is burning its fuel. Pull them out again and see if they are all the same.
Sorry to keep you hanging. It turns out that i had no fuel. Gauge said i had 1/8. So the car died when testing something, i thought i had done something. Also the vac line from the fuel press reg to the manifold had a split on the barb end which was hard to see. Fixed the problem. Cheers for your help mate.