Major Help Needed!!!! Please!!!
Engine:
Rocker Arms 1.85 Ratio
SLP Cold air Lid
SLP Ram Air Package
SLP 160º thermostat
SLP Smooth Bellows
SLP Hardened Pushrods
SLP Timing Chain
SLP Oil Pump
SLP Springs and Retainers
Suspension and DriveTrain:
Moser 12-Bolt rear end with 33-spline axels, eaton posi
SLP lower Control Arms
SLP Panhard Bar
SLP Subframe Connectors
Rebuilt Trans
Spec Stage 2 Clutch and Flywheel
SLP Manual Fan Switch
SLP Line Lock
B&M Ripper Shifter
SLP Strut Tower Brace
PLEASE HELP!! I HAVE NO MORE MONEY I CAN WASTE TO PAY PEOPLE TRY TO FIGURE OUT WHATS WRONG WITH IT!
Also you may want to check the preload on the lifters. That doesn't make sense because it ran fine last year but that sounds similar to a problem a friend of mine had after installing his 1.8's.
Probably way off but just trying to help..
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Its a long shot but I know you can have MAP problems without throwing codes. IF you do replace it BE REALLY carefull you don't pull one of those wires loose

Bobby
Damian
But I think the MAP is a good place to look based on what you just posted you just described basically the EXACT some thing my car did when a wire was out of the MAP connecter, its concievable that a faulty MAP sensor would produce similar problems.
I don't know on the O2's especially at start up again correct me if I'm wrong but the computer doesn't even use them then. Plus O2s will throw a code **** mine are fine but they throw switching codes everyonce in awhile..
After that last post I really would look at the MAP setup. Also make sure your MAF isn't on backwards, don't ask me how I know
But I think the MAP is a good place to look based on what you just posted you just described basically the EXACT some thing my car did when a wire was out of the MAP connecter, its concievable that a faulty MAP sensor would produce similar problems.
I don't know on the O2's especially at start up again correct me if I'm wrong but the computer doesn't even use them then. Plus O2s will throw a code **** mine are fine but they throw switching codes everyonce in awhile..
After that last post I really would look at the MAP setup. Also make sure your MAF isn't on backwards, don't ask me how I know

The only reason I think you should check there for sure is because of the idling up on its own then down trying to figure out what its doing. but I could be way off I'm no expert by anymeans.
The Map sensor is a PITA to get to I'm not sure if you can even get it off without taking the intake off and moving it toward the front of the engine. It is located on the passenger side rear on the manifold
Dan


