1999 CAMARO SS back fires
10-27-2011, 08:31 PM
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what kind of exhaust set up do you have? Also do you still have your EGR/AIR hooked up?
When i bought my camaro (stock) it did not back fire at all
After installing longtube headers and True Duals, it backed fired some.
Now that i removed EGR/AIR (after LS6 intake swap), no back firing like before. only on occasion.
Thats my experiance with "backfiring" atleast.
When i bought my camaro (stock) it did not back fire at all
After installing longtube headers and True Duals, it backed fired some.
Now that i removed EGR/AIR (after LS6 intake swap), no back firing like before. only on occasion.
Thats my experiance with "backfiring" atleast.
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10-27-2011, 09:01 PM
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If you just purchAsed the car I would go ahead and change out plugs, oil, trany, and re end. Maybe radiator flush if need to be. You never know when the last time they been changed. I wOuld put synthetic oil, I use castrol synthetic than change it out every 3000miles at the most.
10-27-2011, 09:05 PM
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If you just purchAsed the car I would go ahead and change out plugs, oil, trany, and re end. Maybe radiator flush if need to be. You never know when the last time they been changed. I wOuld put synthetic oil, I use castrol synthetic than change it out every 3000miles at the most.
i think ive heard its from 6k-8k
10-27-2011, 09:46 PM
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Yeah it is. Personally I dont like running my motor past 3k without an oil change because of the cam work and mods, my ls1 is a thirsty son-of-abit*h...it keeps it running healthy
10-28-2011, 09:12 AM
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Almost like clockwork my '02 SS backfires a lot between my first gear shift of the day, then almost never again unless I ride down a particular gear from high rpm for a while then disengage the clutch. I only hear it (maybe even only get it at all) when the e-cutout is open though...
