Sorry been lazy lately. Well with all the great help you guys have beenI ended up looking at an issue no one has said. I tore the intake off to find a small crack in it in the egr passage. Put on a different intake from junk yard runs great now. :redneck: Only reason I thought of it was one of...
The tps tested out fine. The ignition module tested fine. Temp sensor volts are right along with everything else. At this point besides taking it in which I can't afford or just giving up on it. It is no longer throwing codes. Just damn near dies when you lift off the throttle slowing down or...
True and that didn't solve a thing. Well if I leave the Temp Sensor unplugged it runs perfect besides raising its idle about 100 rpms by unplugging it. So I'm wondering it there is an issue with the wire from it to the ecm or if it is an ecm issue.
Decided to check the IAC today as to Binder's instructions. Get the jumper in valve closes but theres a small gap between the IAC and gasket hum. I grabbed the IAC and it wasnt even finger tight. I removed it and part of the gasket itself is missing. Im off now to get a gasket and hope that was...
I have checked timing multiple times have not touched idle speed as it is right around 600-700 in gear and 800 in park. Could the IAC valve cause this? It's I think about the only sensor I havent replaced yet on it.
Yes it gets rid of the stumble but it dont matter if it is the map sensor or the vacuum line from the egr sensor to the egr valve. I know dont make sense but it does it. Both sensors are new and the vacuum lines are too. When it stumbles it almost dies with either one of the vacuum lines...
Yes I cleared the codes. The low volt code was from a bad connector so it was replaced. it is a 2 screw deal non adjustable. Will look into the bent arm part though. Yes if I create a vacuum leak it runs better just eats gas. It feels slugish driving around partial throttle.
I have a 92 GMC k1500 Suburban with 245k I bought not to long ago and shortly after started having issues running. It has a 350 TBI in it.
Problem 1:
It idles fine out of gear and runs fine driving until you let off the throttle then it falls flat on its face if you abruptly let off the...
I've noticed on several of the last ones I've seen that the only way to get them on was pull the timing cover and hold the tensioner in while putting the chain on. Then everything was set properly.