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Re: 1994 Pontiac Firebird Formula...HELP!
Yo, with all do respect to you guys, I would like to remind you that the gentleman that started this post may still need our help. So, If you want to bicker (spelling?) arround than just make another post, I would love to read it.
Now, kross222 have you figured out what the studdering was? If not reply and I'll try to help (to the best of my knowledge).
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Re: 1994 Pontiac Firebird Formula...HELP!
Thanks for asking xlwhellraiser!!! but I took the advice of the people who suggested it were the EGR valve and got a new one in there.
So far so good, the car has been running fine, of course I didn't take it on any long trips yet, but I did take it for a ride around town to test it out, and it seemed to be doing fine. THANKS ALL OF YOU!!! |
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Re: 1994 Pontiac Firebird Formula...HELP!
hey a freind of mine had the same problem and it turned out to be the fuel pump. it was going bad and eventually the pressure would build up and it would stall out. sounds like the same thing. might wanna take a look at that.
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Re: 1994 Pontiac Firebird Formula...HELP!
With all the helpful information on this page? Theres alot of very un-useful information on here with the issues at hand. Ok here it goes. In the past few weeks i've been troubled with the same problems on a 1994 Pontiac Firebird 3.4, V-6, 5-spd. The customer informed me that he had problems driving and further than just down the street. If they drove the car further than a few short blocks then it would stall out and they could not keep the idle up and would stall again and again. Most all the computor sensors have already been replaced just this year. Only the throotle positioning sensor and oil sensors have not been replaced new. And of course the EGR has not been replaced. Yesterday we installed a new fuel pump. We cut the rear hump behind the backseat flat in the middle. So we didn't have to remove the rearage, exhaust, and tank. We looked on f-body.com or something like that and found detailed pictures of how to self cut the opening to gain access to the fuel pump and remove it to replace it. That went well. But then once we started the car up. It ran fine idling for around 15 minutes? The it just shut off. Dead. We restarted the car. It stalled out in under a minute. It just wouldn't run on its own. So i'd believe its safe to say that its not a fuel pump?? Even though the symptoms appear to be a fuel pump issue? We tested the old fuel pump outside the car. It seemed fine. I'm really leaning toward that EGR valve and plan to take it out today. This car also has a either "Super Chip" or "Hyper Chip" insatlled long ago. We can not read ANY computor codes. GM tells me due to the aftermarket chip. That Sucks. I will try the EGR Valve and if that fixes this car i have in the garage? I will reply to this post again. If this hasn't been helpful to the original poster here? Please check into www.f-body.com or www.google.com and search for F-Body web sites that specialize in Firebirds and Camaros.
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