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Old 02-05-2010, 04:20 PM
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K so i pulled these codes
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332
411

Truck has no power whatsoever. Cant go up hills over 60 mph on highway in 4th.

also cylinder 1 is a black plug.

Please help guys i really need to figure this out.
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111= system pass
311= thermactor air system inoperative
332= insufficient EGR flow detected
411= cannot control RPM during KOER low RPM check

Sounds like there may be a vacuum leak. Is the idle high?
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idle is actually pretty low to normal i think. vacuum was like 18 when i tested it.
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idle is actually pretty low to normal i think. vacuum was like 18 when i tested it.
Not sure what's normal, but my 5L pulls a little over 20psi. I'd remove the EGR valve, inspect the Diaphragm for a rupture, clean the valve & mount portway. On the thermactors, hard to say w/o looking but they're a combination of electrical & vac in function. Dinky little plastic Vac lines.

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hmm well we are pulling the intake manifold off this weekend i thing to see if i have a stuck open injector and it looks like the previous owner took it apart one time and used a make a gasket sealer on it. Im wondering if that has anything. Would a 2 or 3psi difference make that big of a difference though?
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Gasket maker is not good for the intake manifold. Has the EGR and thermactor been bypassed?
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thinks 18 its little low vacuum. but depends on idle rpm. the higher rpm at idle the lower the vaccum.my 93 v8 runs about 650-700 at idle and i get about 20 vacuum.
u want to keep it around 19-20 at low idle but if u can 21 vacuum ur engine its running great. and all depends on engine conditions.
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Originally Posted by Just call me Sean
Gasket maker is not good for the intake manifold. Has the EGR and thermactor been bypassed?
tell me where to look and i will let you know. the PO did some wierd stuff so who knows.
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Originally Posted by J.A.C
thinks 18 its little low vacuum. but depends on idle rpm. the higher rpm at idle the lower the vaccum.my 93 v8 runs about 650-700 at idle and i get about 20 vacuum.
u want to keep it around 19-20 at low idle but if u can 21 vacuum ur engine its running great. and all depends on engine conditions.
dont have a tach so i dont know the rpm
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I'm not sure where the control solenoids are on the 8, but on my 6 they're on the valve cover. See if they have the vacuum lines hooked to them and that the feed ones are getting vacuum.


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