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1989 Grand Am
1989 Grand Am,quad 4
What make my engine want to stall or die when it is cold.Runs fine when warmed up.Their is no sevice engine lights on,new fuel pump and filter new plugs.Does the computer make it run different when cold? |
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Re: 1989 Grand Am
Is their a temp sensor for the computer?
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Re: 1989 Grand Am
no ideas what could be wrong
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Re: 1989 Grand Am
sounds like a stuck EGR valve. It should be closed when the engine is cold, and open when it's warm.
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Re: 1989 Grand Am
I Never Thought Of That.thanks
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I had an Olds Calais with the same engine and the same problem. I fixed it with a bottle of fuel injector cleaner and changing the oxygen sensor.
I think it was the oxygen sensor telling the computer the wrong air/fuel mixture, but cleaning the injectors did hurt either. |
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Re: 1989 Grand Am
thanks for the help
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