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I would first do a quick check that your secondarys are opening, and that you secondary Vac system is holding vacuum (i.e. - pump does not run steady with key on, engine off).
You can check secondary actuator operation by "backprobing" - I believe it is pin C17 (check your FSM) on the ECM you want to connect to ground (I use a saftey pin to backprobe the signal). With the ignition on, looking through the plenum with a flashlight at the secondary linkage - you should see the actuators open when you ground C17 If the above is all good - you are 90% there |
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My 90 will spin the tires in 2nd but it is certainly not all hell breaks loose spinning. But my Michelins are not the Goodyear smoke machines either. That's not a knock on the Goodyears, my tires just don't smoke that much.
Under hard acceleration you should be able to feel the secondaries open around 3000. Post up the Dyno results. I think I'm going to get mine on the treadmill next week. |
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I'am having the same problem. I replaced the injectors. I put it back togather, had a few problems. I had a trouble code LTPWS 34 code. I first thought that was the problem. After reading the mechanics repair manual I no longer think that the LTPWS has anything to do with the secondary power system.! I also got a SES falt code 22 because I had noved the TPS. Someone here told me how to set it where it should be, I did that and then cleared the falt code 22. Now I no longer have any falt codes from the SES. But I can't get the secondary power to work. I don't think the secondary power was working before I replaced the injectors. I new the secondary injectors were bad so I assumed that was why I didn't have secondary power. I have looked under the plenum at the actuators they do not open. The vacuum pump is working properly, I repaired what leaks
I had in the vacuum lines. I also checked the actuators while I had the plenum off they work ok. I don't have a Tech I or anytype of scan tool. I am at a loss as to what to look for. Your help would be greatly appreciated as always. Thanks ...E Last edited by Route 66; 03-24-2012 at 01:38 AM. Reason: left something out |
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Did you run the checks I suggested below?
If the secondary vac system holds vacuum, but the actuators don't activate when you ground the ECM pin, then my guess is you might have a bad secondary solenoid.... |
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If I remember correctly....I may not be, but I do think that there is no DTC for a failed secondary vacuum solenoid. I know that a TECH1 or 1A can test it, but the aftermarket scanners & software can't do that test.
You may want to look at DTC61 as a diagnostic flow chart to see if the secondary solenoid is the issue. ![]() Tom
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I'll look into things when I get back from the dyno. http://performance-dyno.com/dynocam.html
I'm not sure which way I want this to go. I'd rather not have anything busted, but wouldn't it be cool to find 125 extra hp I never knew I had. I dyno at 8:30 this morning, I'll post up results when I get back. ![]() ![]() |
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Paul, I was scheduled for the dyno anyway. I figured it would give me a good baseline before I start doing mods. Dyno'd at 311 RWHP.
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That result sounds like the engine is down 10-15 hp from stock and my best guess is partial restriction in the catalytic converters. If you get 200+ psi on all 8 cylinders with a compression test, I would tend to think your engine is still fine. That's easy to check on the LT5.
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Mikeahundred, headers, no cats, and exhaust go on as soon as he headers come back from being ceramic coated. I'm going to do a Marc chip and intake soon after. Then I'll dyno again.
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