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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / February 2005

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Shades - 25 Feb 2005 06:12 GMT
   A Friend brought me his early '90s olds regency with the 3800. It seemed
to have a decent miss at idle which was tracked to the #1 injector. When I
unplugged the injector(engine running) it didn't change the idle. Also, when
going down the road, the car would shutter fairly severe under light to
light/med acceleration. When you give it med and up throttle, it would take
off smooth as silk, and fairly powerfully too.

   I replaced the injectors...Idles great. Took it for a test drive and was
awesome under all throttle. Gave the car back and it started doing the
shutter again after a long drive. A mechanic Friend of mine thought it might
be a trans shutter and did a filter and flush. It didn't help!

Possibly-

   Plug wire?

   Injector plug/harness?

   Trans pressure?

   Coil?

   Coil plate?

   ??? ??? ????

   Any and all ideas would be GREATLY appriciated!
Mad Dog - 25 Feb 2005 10:02 GMT
Injector harness, Mass airflow sensor or Crank position sensor

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>    A Friend brought me his early '90s olds regency with the 3800. It
> seemed to have a decent miss at idle which was tracked to the #1 injector.
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>    Any and all ideas would be GREATLY appriciated!
seeray28 - 24 Feb 2005 23:55 GMT
I know that this seems like a silly one, check the harmonic balancer to see
if it has spun on the rubber ring inside it. A car I worked on gave the same
symptoms, turned out that the balancer spun and was firing the crank sensor
at the wrong time
worth looking at at least

> Injector harness, Mass airflow sensor or Crank position sensor
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> >    Any and all ideas would be GREATLY appriciated!
 
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