Bogging down, fuel pump?
-I think its the fuel pump going bad.
-My dad thinks its misfires and needs new spark plugs.
-Belle tire wants to charge 350 to put my egr and air back on, they said that would be the starting point for them, i have ls6 manifold, so thats not possible to do right now. And I'm 99% positive the egr and air wont cause this problem.
The fuel pressure during idle is about 53 psi and if you rev it, it drops a number or 2.
I already replaced the fuel filter.
Any help? Thanks!
And I took it out, looked at it, and put it back in, doesnt seem to bog as much while cruising, could just be in my head thinking it fixed itself.
Also closed my cutout to listen to the car, WOT at about 60 mph sounds like metal hit metal with like .5-1 second intevals.
Would the spark plugs do that to the car during cruising and full throttle?
All codes i have right now are from egr and air delete.
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Next I would check the maf. Give it a good cleaning with Maf cleaner.
If that doesn't work I would change the 02 sensors. Some times when a front o2 sensor is on its way out it won't trigger a check engine light.
Egr and air are only used when the car is cold. The air system is only used to pulse air in the exhaust to prevent the gurgling noise when the car is decelerating. Egr pumps warm air into the motor when it's cold to prevent back firing.
Do a fuel pressure test at the fuel rail before you dropping the rear and checking the pump.
Could also be the MAF like chrysler Kid said.
I neglected my MAF sensor and it got bad to a point when car would start and just turn off.
Next time it bogs, you can unplug the pigtail connector wire thats next to the maf sensor.( This is how it is on my v6 intake anyway, not sure about ls1).
Try to see if the bogging down stops.








