help
p0123
p0132
p0135
p0155
p0405
p0481
p0132
p0140
p0160
if anyone can give me any clue to why it is doing this please i will try anything. it is a head/cam car with lt headers uncoated. it was not doing this until recently though. please any suggestions on where to start will help.
Last edited by Cal; Jan 16, 2004 at 01:41 AM.
forged 346 3000 miles
tea s1.5 heads
tr230/224
hooker lt uncoated
ls6 intake
i removed the egr and left it unplugged do u think that has anything to do with it. also like i said it just started to happen one day and it only happens sometimes.
Are you sure you haven'tmistaken this car for a 1965 Chevy?
Do you even have a clue as to the function of the PCM?
Not being mean, but come on, do some research or pay a pro to do it right!
Dunno if there's a common point of failure but that
seems like a possibility.
Unplugged EGR could be a major vacuum leak, or a
source of excess oxygen in the exhaust, depending
on where it is "unplugged". The former would make
lean at low throttle; the latter, rich by feedback error.
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And, so it seems, by your intelligent and well thought out rant, I presume you know more than I, so enough said, and, to quote a famous philosopher of the last century:
"Well, Whatever, Nevermind...." K. Cobain
Have a nice day!

MRK
forged 346 3000 miles
tea s1.5 heads
tr230/224
hooker lt uncoated
ls6 intake
i removed the egr and left it unplugged do u think that has anything to do with it. also like i said it just started to happen one day and it only happens sometimes.


