Re: Help! 1st Time Removing Plenum....now rough idle
Thanks for the checklist. While some of the items would be nice to do, they'll have to wait a bit.
The purpose of my plenum pull was to change out the injectors and trace a secondary vacuum leak. While I was in there, I changed out the plugs, wires and coils for good measure. I traced the vacuum leak to the solenoid and replaced it. The secondaries worked perfectly after that. Everything went back together smoothly enough, but upon startup, it felt as though it was running on only half the cylinders. That was last night...tonight, I pulled the plugs to inspect them and only one of them looked slightly discolored (probably didn't run them long enough to affect them). Then I started the engine again and began to pull each plug wire one by one to see if the idle changed at all. Well, it appears that cylinders 2, 5 and 8 didn't change the idle when I pulled the wires. I know they were all getting spark because it was jumping to the heads. So I need to pull the plenum and check each injector for resistance as well as for spray, and make sure I pushed the connectors on all the way. If they check out, I'm dreading having to trace back from there... |
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For your future reference, because partial OBD2 capability was only on 94 base cars, you can get codes from the LT5 ECM two ways. 1) Ground pin 6 of the 16-pin "OBD2" DLC connector, then key-on/engine-off and the MIL will flash codes. 2) Ground pin 12 of the 16-pin "OBD2" DLC connector, then key-on/engine off– and observe the IP Display. When the sequence gets to module 4, any codes there will be ECM codes. You can find more detailed descriptions of these procedures in the 94 Factory Service manual. Section 6E for flash code diagnostics and Section 8D for CCM diagnostics. Glad you got the engine running. Mixing up those plug wires does it every time, be it an LT5 or otherwise. |
Re: Help! 1st Time Removing Plenum....now rough idle
Hi dynomite, what are Air Bag Accelerometer?
Are the two little box on the frame? I remove them and check the ground, clean the frame and put dielectric grease, reset the error But I always have the error "inflt rest" and the "man with safety belt"...what I can do??? Thanks in advance!!! |
Re: Help! 1st Time Removing Plenum....now rough idle
Dynomite i deleted the codes, flashing code 12...but if i start engine the error and the light come again...can i check other?
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Re: Help! 1st Time Removing Plenum....now rough idle
Hey Jon
Here are pics of my plenum pull I hope they are helpful and if there is anything I can do I will be happy to help https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1&l=8f46fa4533 Dave |
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Dynomite, i have error code 26...suggestions???
Thanks guys |
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For 90-93 Cars jumper A to K on the ALDL and the INFL REST light will flash 1990 SIR Codes 14 Front Sensor #1 (LH); Short to Ground 15 Front Sensor #1 (LH); Open Circuit 16 Front Sensor #1 (LH); Sensor Fault 24 Front Sensor #1 (RH); Short to Ground 25 Front Sensor #1 (RH); Open Circuit 26 Front Sensor #1 (RH); Sensor Fault |
Re: Help! 1st Time Removing Plenum....now rough idle
Ok dynomite, in the next weekend ill check the connector and ill let you know.
Thanks in advance. Max |
Re: Help! 1st Time Removing Plenum....now rough idle
Hi dynomite, i check the connector on the passenger side, it Was loose!!!
I close it and reset the error, the infl rest light and the man with safety belt are disapears!! Thanks a lot!!! |
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