H/C/I Need to know how your cars run cold?
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#13
^^^^^^did you not say this??? so why not also advocate a proper diagnostc strategy to verifying issue at hand..........I'm not angry, I don't get that way over the net, but what I don't like is slapping parts until you know for sure what the issue is, remember it's easy to spend someone elses money, put yourself in th OP'S shoes...say he goes and buys injectors based on your recommendation and still has the prob??, in my line of work that doesn't make for a happy person....that's all I'm trying to convey
Last edited by mjr46; 03-01-2009 at 01:38 PM.
#14
So MJR I will get back to when I put the snap on computer on it tomorrow. I will tell you what it says and you will let me know where to go from here? Its so funny how people on the net can see how mad you get through your or anyone else's typing when there not LOL. Thanks
#15
I'm not mad, I'd just rather you diagnosis you cars issue then spend money on parts hoping it'll fix it......Internet diagnosis is so tough because one can't uses all the senses necessary to arrive at an accurate decision,it's so one dimentional, plus we rely on you to be able to accurately describe what you hear, see and feel, and what you precieve vs what at trained professional does often don't line up. most cars I work on in a daily basis take no longer than 1-2 hours of diag time to reach a conclusion. I wish you luck and feel free to PM me if I don't see or remember about your thread
Last edited by mjr46; 03-01-2009 at 02:56 PM.
#16
If problems were so easily diagosed there would no need for those of us that do it for a living to spend thousands of dollars in diagnistic tools, scanners, lab scopes and subscritions to Mitchell or Alldata. To run a systems diagnostics test first will lead you in the right direction and could turn out to be something as simple as an unpluged sensor. Diagnostic ports are there for this very reason.
#17
I agree on all those diagnostic tools, but let's be real we all know it's a lean condition having been dealing with these car so long...a koer test will tell us what we already know....diagnostic tools are a must with the ob2 and 3 'puters... buying the 24's at this points isn't a waste of cash as this combo would benefit from them...granted there are several other possibilities like oil on the maf electrodes,bad/corroded temp sensor,vacuum leak,o2 issues,etc
I'm not here to argue but to give other options on what has been said already
I'm not here to argue but to give other options on what has been said already
If problems were so easily diagosed there would no need for those of us that do it for a living to spend thousands of dollars in diagnistic tools, scanners, lab scopes and subscritions to Mitchell or Alldata. To run a systems diagnostics test first will lead you in the right direction and could turn out to be something as simple as an unpluged sensor. Diagnostic ports are there for this very reason.
Last edited by wowvfast; 03-01-2009 at 03:33 PM.
#18
I won't attemp to give him a diagnostic evaluation over the internet and tell him to go out an buy expensive parts. There are many things that can cause a lean condition. Unless I was standing over the car reading the O2 sensor output I won't make that assumption.
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A. Let me start off by saying the car runs great hot. When you first start the car and you go drive it pops putters and back fires a little. We are not getting on the car at this time just normal driving. It takes a good 15 mins of driving before it disappears like nothing is wrong. .