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Throwing a 44 code


RansomEli
11-26-2003, 07:27 PM
1991 Suburban with 350 TBI. Just bought it, so I changed the rotor, cap and wires. Everything seeemed to run OK for about a week, then I seemed to lost high end power -- seemed like the timing wouldn't advance enough while going up hills. The Check Engine light came on occasionally.

Pulled the codes and came up with only a 44 -- lean exhaust. In addition to replaceing the O2 sensor, I feel the problem could also be a plugged catalytic converter. Something seems to be holding the car back.

Need your help/opinions on the matter. Thanks in advance and happy Thanksgiving.

99ssconv
11-26-2003, 09:40 PM
have you checked the fuel filter for restrictions? this will set a code 44

RansomEli
11-28-2003, 07:35 PM
Success! Replaced the O2 sensor and the fuel filter. Both jobs took less than 45 minutes. The car now runs like a tiger. Thanks for the helpful advice.

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