Multiple Codes and Issues
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Multiple Codes and Issues I'll give the rundown of where things are at and hopefully be able to get some idea of where to begin to get my truck running smoothly.
LS (4.8 out of a 2000 Tahoe) with PSI conversion's harness and 4l60e in my LandCruiser.
Up until I actually drove the thing, the engine seemed to be running smoothly with no issues. Yesterday I drove it and popped a code for a faulty injector. Fine, I had a new set (was prepared) and replaced them all. At the same time I popped a code for a MAP sensor, replaced that also.
Today, I tried driving it a bit again and the thing died on me, cranked, but no start. Had a code for the crank position sensor. Replaced that, and it started right up, only to die again and have the same issue after some driving.
Now, I have p0107, p0335, and p1860 (I believe I have my TCC circuit wired incorrectly).
I can start the truck and it'll run fine for a minute, then die. I let sit for a while (30 minutes) and it'll start right back up.
One last thing, I noticed a crack in the fuel regulator vacuum line, so I need to pick up one of those as well.
LS (4.8 out of a 2000 Tahoe) with PSI conversion's harness and 4l60e in my LandCruiser.
Up until I actually drove the thing, the engine seemed to be running smoothly with no issues. Yesterday I drove it and popped a code for a faulty injector. Fine, I had a new set (was prepared) and replaced them all. At the same time I popped a code for a MAP sensor, replaced that also.
Today, I tried driving it a bit again and the thing died on me, cranked, but no start. Had a code for the crank position sensor. Replaced that, and it started right up, only to die again and have the same issue after some driving.
Now, I have p0107, p0335, and p1860 (I believe I have my TCC circuit wired incorrectly).
I can start the truck and it'll run fine for a minute, then die. I let sit for a while (30 minutes) and it'll start right back up.
One last thing, I noticed a crack in the fuel regulator vacuum line, so I need to pick up one of those as well.
