ls6 intake post install problem
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Originally Posted by Lithium
Not sure??
Any leaks? codes?
Any leaks? codes?
could have a vacuum leak. check your map sensor (the one on the back of the intake) is it pluuged in. is the vacuum line back there plugged in. brake booster hose, all injector conncetors tight, all injector oring ok, all pcv lines hooked upand the number one is the intake sealed to the cylinder head properly?
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I dont think I hurt the injectors. I left them on the rails and set the hole assebly to the side. Hell I did'nt even break the oil pressure sensor. Hope it's just a pcm relearn deal.
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Originally Posted by strippedSS
Seems to me if the intake was'nt sealed to the heads there would be an idle problem. I'm pretty sure thats not the problem.
yeah probrably the pcm learning. It took my about 100miles after putting on a ported ls6 manifold and ported 80mm t/b. It it doesn't check and make sure all your injectors are seated correctly.
