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Old 02-07-2005, 12:54 AM
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Incorrect Purge Flow

I been having some trouble with my 96 GP 3.4L. The problem has me confused since it doesnt seem to happen under a certain set of specific circumstances. The engine will always crank without a problem but will not always start right away. When it does start(after 5 or so seconds of cranking), the RPMs will surge to 2 or 3K and then the engine will quickly die. Sometimes it will exhibit the similar symtoms just in a different order (i.e. starts quick but then dies). Eventually, after a few tries, it will start and stay running. Other times, it will not do any of this. My SES light is on and stays on. I had the guys at AutoZone plug in their computer and it displayed an 'incorrect purge flow' trouble code. I have a feeling it's a vacuum leak somewhere...maybe a faulty vacuum line or a bad gasket. It could also be a fuel system fault. However, I have no idea where to begin looking for the problem.

Any Ideas?????
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Re: Incorrect Purge Flow

Sounds like it could be something with your idle air control (IAC) motor. It could have a leak somewhere in the system for that.
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