Re: Is you Knock sensor taking performance down for the count?
The Service ASR light will come on when in ALDL mode. So if you connected your scan tool, you'll see the light. The Service Ride Control will light if you've started the car 3 times without moving it.
Does the vacuum pump come on when you turn ignition "ON"? It's in the front passenger side by the coolant overflow "bottle". It should only run for a few seconds. If it continues, there's a vacuum leak and will affect secondary operation. With your scan tool I would check all sensor values with ignition "ON" making sure they are within range, like TPS, MAP etc. Check hoses like the PCV connections and the MAP sensor. Have you pulled plugs and how did they look? I know this sounds basic, but from our perspective here, it helps to understand the baseline condition of the car before speculating on what's going on. |
Re: Is you Knock sensor taking performance down for the count?
Check to see of both pumps are working. Many times falling on its nose on hard accel is cause by the secondary pump being bad. OE pumps do not like sitting for long periods of time and also do not like running with the tank lower than 1/4 tank.
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Re: Is you Knock sensor taking performance down for the count?
See that's what I was wondering I know this car sits. When he came to pick it up it was sitting on reserve with one bar left. Per my boss I just pulled the plenum to recheck the injector ohms 12.4 to 12.8 across the board. Is there anything else I should check while under this damn plenum. Also what is the failure rates of coils and the module on the underside of the plenum.
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Re: Is you Knock sensor taking performance down for the count?
Knock sensor is the correct unit and ohms correct.
You need to look at common issues on this forum. Just a couple that come to mind with the issue you are having is wires and injectors. Injectors can ohm good and still be bad check for leaky injector before you go changing fuel pumps. Pete |
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To check for fuel flow look at the plugs when you have them out to make sure they are all the same color. Check by switching the plug to a good cyl and see if the plug 'cleans up' and the other has change color. If its black leaking inj if its too brown lean condition/bad plug. Tyler |
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Just a thought.
Please don't tell me you used Bosch spark plugs or some other expensive fancy name plugs. If so take them out and replace with a resistor plug. I like to diagnose from cheap to expensive. Pete |
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