Sputtering and popping.
Most Of The Time This Can Be Related To The Optispark. My Old Gm Manual Is Not In The Best Of Shape So I Could Be Missing Code 18 If
Does Exist.
And the above post is not correct re: code 18. Code 18 is an injector circuit fault. That could cause you to run bad because the injector which causes that code is typically disabled. You have to do an injector test to see which injector is bad.
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Correctly The Resistence Reading On The Injectors Were Between
11 To 14 Ohms. If You Have A Multimeter You Can Check The Resistence Of The Injector By Placing The Neg And Positive Leads On The Pins In The Injector. This Can Tell You If You Have A Injector
That Is Shorted Out Or Has An Open Circuit. Those Reading Can Be Within Spec When They Are Cold And Go Out Of Spec When Its Hot.
The Gm Tech 2 Scanner I Used To Have Made This Alot Easier To Diagnos. I Hope Infinitebird Can Add More Info To This.
Reduce Timing Up To 10 Deg. So 9deg Is Right At The Max. The Knock Sensor Control Module Is Located In The Pcm And Can Be Replaced
Seperatly If Needed.
Autoparts With A Lifetime Warr. Would You Believe That I Have Yet To Have Any Problem With It. It Does Not Come With The Cap And Rotor. I Got That From Msd Through Summit. Just In Case You My Need 1 In The Future And You Dont Have Alot Cash. Its Not That Hard To Put Together. I Use To Think That The Originals Were Really
That Much Better, But I Have Seen Them Fail In 6 Months.
YOU DONT HAVE ANY OIL IN THE KNOCK SENSOR OR IN ITS CONECTOR. OIL IN THESE SPOTS CAN ALTER READINGS. THE SENSORS ARE LOCATED ON THE SIDE OF THE ENGINE BLOCK.




