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Old 10-24-2003, 11:14 PM
chamux chamux is offline
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Unhappy 89 s-10 chev Blazer 4x4, lack of power

Just put in new throttle body thinking lack of power would be fixed,
no doubt it runs better on idle and when cruising, However I hear a clattering noise at times(now that I lowerd the radio) when I have stoped and ready to accelerate. I dont speed or floor the pedel, Its just when I'm ready to get going. I cuaght the noise when I 'm close to the highway medians and theres traffic to a stand still. of course my windows rolled down. Is this cuased by a miss fire or timing, ANd what can I do to get this enginge to sound like the good ol days. One more thing It does feel like I lost power but only on take off.

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Old 10-25-2003, 03:26 PM
TopDogg TopDogg is offline
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I would guess timing. Check ur O2 sensor maybe? Knock sensor? Bad gas? Could be a number of things
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