OKay, this is whats happening!
So now I am going to probably have the other sensor changed tonight, the MAF, I think?
So now I am going to probably have the other sensor changed tonight, the MAF, I think?
Sorry, I had posted last week and got tons of responses
Ummmm..Okay, I guess this is a long shot but here goes. I have a 2000 Camaro . It has 44000 miles on it. THe check egine light came on about a month ago, took it to auto zone and had the diagnostic check done and it said it was running lean. So filled it with Premium V-Power and a cleaner and ran it on the highway, the light still wouldnt go off. Well went to Cincinnati about hour away and it was just getting worse, when i finally ended my trip the car wouldnt even start back up, went back out there later and it started but when i would get going it seemed like it would take forever to get going. Well got back home and replaced the fuel filter, still no change. Well two days ago i was driving on the highway and it wouldnt go past 50, i could hold the accelerator and the engine was making noise like it wanted to go, but the poor car just wouldnt, it almost sounded as if i had a really loud muffler but that it was struggling to go. So i stopped at a light and started going and it wouldnt go more than 30. I dont get it? I dont no much about cars but I mean it only has 44000 miles on it and it runs and sounds perfect accept these past few days, it makes a squeeling noise and wont get up and go like it should?
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The code you got scanned at Autozone said you were running "lean" ? What code specifically was it ? That's the only "lean" code I can think of, if it was referring to maxed out LTRIMs it may possibly be a gradually worsening vacuum leak. EGR seal, PCV line or bellows leak ?
Post more details if you have them.
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