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> Update:
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> hour and 20 miles before I could get it to do it. Then ran shitty all the
> way home. Bog, pop back and run great on wide open throttle.
CANP solenoid circuit has a short to ground or an open? Try tracing
the circuit and find if a connector is dirty. Also pull your CANP and
see if it holds vacuum, you might have to apply battery voltage to test
it. No vacuum held replace the CANP, but replacing the solenoid
probably won't fix the circuit failure. I don't think the CANP failure
will cause the engine to run bad.
Lean exhaust bank 1 could be a vacuum leak, intake manifold leak, weak
fuel pressure. Basically too much air or not enough fuel, but the
computer is complaining that it can't get bank 1 into closed loop fuel
control mode, this helps your gas mileage by adjusting the fuel flow to
the cylinders based on what the O2 sensor reports.
sleepdog@optonline.net - 23 Oct 2006 04:20 GMT
> On Oct 22, 9:58 pm, sleep...@optonline.net wrote:
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> control mode, this helps your gas mileage by adjusting the fuel flow to
> the cylinders based on what the O2 sensor reports.
Oh yeah I forgot, lean condition could also trigger the computer to try
and compensate with more fuel to balance out the air/fuel ratio,
resulting in too much fuel delivery, which could also be causing the
engine to run bad.
More than likely you have a really bad intake leak. A smoke pen might
help, you light the wick and see if any smoke gets sucked in through
anywhere.
LOOK2X - 23 Oct 2006 09:14 GMT
Thank you, I will try that!

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>> On Oct 22, 9:58 pm, sleep...@optonline.net wrote:
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> help, you light the wick and see if any smoke gets sucked in through
> anywhere.