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04-08-2008, 10:20 AM
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slow start
Hey Guys, I have a 95 TC signiture series and i had the transmission rebuilt and put back in. A pro did the build a I did the install. Now when i first start her up and try to go... it seems like it has no power for the first minute or so. If i hit the gas it barely moves and then will all of a sudden take off. I was throwing a code for the egr valve and running lean i believe (may have been rich). Has anyone else experienced this probelm or know what could be cause this. Also does anyone know where the top of the pvc valve connects to? it has the elbow up top which sucks in but i dont have a hose connected to it. THanks again everyone for any help
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04-08-2008, 10:43 AM
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Re: slow start
I would Isolate EGR system from Engine.
 opcorn: The EGR system has a EGR valve,a selonode switch,and a feedback sensor. 1) Get gasket material and EGR gasket from the local parts store. 2) Copy the EGR gasket,but don't cut the hole in the center. 3) Pull out EGR valve enough to slid in homemade gasket. 4) Bolt the EGR on tight. 5) Make sure you connect the PCV valve to Intake TOO. This will block EGR port going to the Intake,you will pick up horsePwr. IF there was any leaks going to the Intake,because of faulty EGR system! It will not leak now!  MCGIVER Last edited by danielsatur; 04-08-2008 at 11:30 AM.
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04-08-2008, 11:31 AM
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Re: slow start
What does plugging the EGR do to your mileage?
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