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shaking blazer 90 tbi


nalgman
03-19-2005, 01:34 AM
hello

here are the specs... 1990 CHEVROLET TRUCK S10 BLAZER 2WD
6 Cylinders 262 Z 4.3L TBI

i replaced this.. cap,wires,plugs,rotor,air filtre,the injectors,gas filtre and rebuild engine.

the computer shows only one code,the MAP sensor with values of 029.
the techboy says the MAP is almost weak. but in the function range.

i cleaned the IAC and there are good reaction.

so here is the problem
i start my blazer normally when it's idle i smell like gas not too much but i can smell.
when the truck is idle feels how the motor shakes a little.
the temperature in my blazer are 160-170 . the oil pressure is 60-80 idle.
the voltimeter says 14-15. (i use direct gauges for each one).
when i put in to "D" (drive) run very well,but when i use the truck about 15minutes and meke a stop, while i hold down the brake and the car is in the "D" for a5 minutes , feels like going to die several times. and when i run the truck feels rough.

i never ever and ever know about the other owner clean the EGR.

when i hear the motor while idle , near the distributor and the tbi sounds like "BFFFZZZZZ" and sometimes not do.
what can i do??

thanks for your help.

Nalman

BlazerLT
03-19-2005, 02:07 AM
Set your timing with the timing wire unattached from the computer.

ricksza
03-19-2005, 08:38 AM
Could be a vacuum leak at the throttle body to intake gasket. Would also account for a low MAP sensor reading.

blazes9395
03-19-2005, 06:45 PM
Could be a vacuum leak at the throttle body to intake gasket. Would also account for a low MAP sensor reading.

Thats exactly what I was thinking.....

nalgman
03-19-2005, 10:04 PM
ok guys !.. im thinkin' to replace the IAC and the MAP sensor.
it is good idea to replace the EGR? or i leave it alone?
it looks emm.. like dirty.

thank you guys!..

Nalgman

BlazerLT
03-19-2005, 10:22 PM
The last guy to have the MAP code in a situation like this had a bad timing problem.

I would check the timing before replacing parts.

Just remember to remove the timing wire when adjusting the timing with a timing gun.

nalgman
03-20-2005, 01:51 AM
ok i'll do it first.

:iceslolan thank you.. this site rocks

Nalgman

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