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the blazer will not accelerate uphill and back fires. I changed the fuel filter. sounds like a vacuum problem but i don't know what to look for?
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Re: back fire when accelerating
Not to be coy, but you would be looking for a vacuum leak. If you have a guage, you need to see what it is first, 17-19 in/hg.
Some people recommend spraying around the hoses with WD-40. When the leak is found, the idle will smooth out. What year is this and the engine would also help. |
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Re: back fire when accelerating
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Do not ask for help with a general question with no information. |
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Re: back fire when accelerating
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I also would like to know where the oil pressure sensor is located. Do I need to replace the carburetor? Thank you for all your help. |
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Re: back fire when accelerating
Ok, you have a 2.8 carbed. The first thing to check is timing, sounds advanced if your backfiring through the carb. Disconnect your vacuum advance and plug the hose and set your timing using #1 cylinder. Now, after your timing is set, remove the timing light from the #1 wire and put it on the #4 wire, the timing mark should be the same. What you are checking is timing chain stretch.
Now, before doing all of this, and since you purchased the truck used, have you done a tune-up? Like plugs, wire, cap and rotor? It should be done first. |
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Re: back fire when accelerating
True, a tune up should be the first thing to do.
As Mikado said time the vehicle first with the timing wire disconnected from the computer and check to see what it is. |
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