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Old 09-17-2004, 11:17 AM
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Simple Question For Camaro Junkies

Motorheads, i need your help. My camaro constantly stalls at stops and hesitates when accelerating. The emissions canister has a hole in it, i tried bypassing the hoses but it doesnt help, anyone have advice?
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My truck used to bog like a fat lady running to the pisser. Well Just last night I put on a new distributer cap and rotor, ($17 Fleet Farm) now it's running awesome. I would do a compression test on each cylinder to check for bad valves and such. Find a "Tools for Less" store neer you, or Fleet Farms shouldn't be too spendy either. I got mine for $20 and it's not genaric or anything. If you don't know what the psi readings mean just post em here and I can tell you whats wrong and what they probably mean, or if you don't know how just ask. Not trying to make you sound bad just making sure. Try checking the distributer cap, rotor, spark plugs, and plug wires before you try that though, it wont take as long.

I think you are talking about the catalytic converter when you say emissions canister, and a hole in that would make an odd exhaust leak noise but IMO I don't think it would make you stall and bog unless it's clogged. Im a friggin RAPPER BOG CLOG! bawe chicka wowow. haha.
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Wait, let me get this straight...Your honda has 1.6 liters, but my bottle of Mountain Dew has 2!?
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Old 09-17-2004, 11:32 AM
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Forgot to ask if it's auto or manual and the mileage on it. If it's auto check the torque converter for the stalling stuff. If it's manual it could be the clutch slipping but I don't know much about either of those. And I just read you tried to bypass it with hoses so im guessing now it's not the cat heh, my bad.
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Cut off cat/straight pipe.
Flo-Pro muffler. (Flowmaster soon)
Dual 3" tips.
custom intake.
chrome valve covers.
uhhh and im poor so thats all haha.
Friggin truck costs more to keep alive than I do. (4ishMPG no joke)

Wait, let me get this straight...Your honda has 1.6 liters, but my bottle of Mountain Dew has 2!?
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Old 09-17-2004, 11:37 AM
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Re: Simple Question For Camaro Junkies

its the evaporative emissions canister, theres a hole in the filter in the bottom and gas is pouring out, so like i said i bypassed the hoses but yes it still retains the initial problems, i just want to know if im bypassing it wrong, i know you dont need the canister, i just dont want to have to spend money to get a new one....if anything i just said makes any sense, by the way i love your car
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Old 09-17-2004, 11:43 AM
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Re: Simple Question For Camaro Junkies

automatic, 305, 73k miles, ect. ect, man i like that car
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teehee! Haha thanks, It's an 89 Z28 that has a 95 LT1 engine swap in it. Im going to put a T56 in after I save another $200 to ship it to me. I already baught it, and have the T56 held for me, but I still need to ship it up here. I can't wait, I already baught a car storage garage thing for it in the winter. It's ganna be awesome, but ANYWHO...

Since it's automatic I would just check the electrical (plugs, cap, rotor, wires, blah blah blah) and if you dont find anything wrong or corrosion and so on I would do the compression test. It's not hard to do and you can almost pinpoint the problem with it. If the problem has anything to do with your valves, cylinders, pistons, gaskets, bearings, rings, and many other things in those catagories that would find it. IMO im thinking it could be your vavletrain for the stalling and the bad acc. if it's not your electrical. Maybe an exhaust valve stuck close or 100 other things with it could be, but since the miles are reasonably low it could be something else. Or it could be the canister dealy even, but honestly I don't know anything at all about them, haha sorry. Just wait a few hours and some guru's will show me up. Good luck.
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uhhh and im poor so thats all haha.
Friggin truck costs more to keep alive than I do. (4ishMPG no joke)

Wait, let me get this straight...Your honda has 1.6 liters, but my bottle of Mountain Dew has 2!?
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haha, thank you for your help its the thought that counts.
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Re: Re: Simple Question For Camaro Junkies

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its the evaporative emissions canister, theres a hole in the filter in the bottom and gas is pouring out, so like i said i bypassed the hoses but yes it still retains the initial problems, i just want to know if im bypassing it wrong
i'm guessing thats your problem right there. the evap canister, among other things is supposed to pull fumes out your gas tank. it's not suppose to pull gas. if there is actually gasoline in this canister, the engine would be sucking it out and flooding.

have you pulled the tank, or messed around with any lines that go to it?
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Re: Simple Question For Camaro Junkies

yeah, buy gas i assumed you meant the vapor kind, but if liquid gasoline is coming out then you have a different problem all together, i would also check your timing, as incorrect timing will cause the problem you are talking about. Also, your IAC vavle may be bad, causing the stall at idle.
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Re: Simple Question For Camaro Junkies

I have a 2000 Camaro and was wondering if I can't find my emissions canister - has some one removed it?
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Re: Simple Question For Camaro Junkies

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I have a 2000 Camaro and was wondering if I can't find my emissions canister - has some one removed it?
coolcar, this thread is almost a year old. please don't bring up old threads. You can find the date of the last post one the left hand side, at the bottom of the last post. I understand you're new here, which is why I'm explaining this to you. If you have a question regarding an older thread, then make a new one with a link to the old thread. Thanks!
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Very nice old thread here..
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Re: Simple Question For Camaro Junkies

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