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88 Astro runs bad until very warmed up
**FIXED**
New plugs rotor cap fuel filter, checked vacuum lines gasket under throttle body replaced 2 years ago. Very bad idle and runs terrible when cold after 15-30 minutes of driving gets much better. Before new exhaust installed was fine. This happened all of a sudden. 157k miles. IT WAS THE FUEL PUMP NOT PROVIDING ADEQUATE PRESSURE. IT FINALLY DIED WHEN I WAS TESTING THE EGR. BANGED ON THE TANK AND IT SPRUNG TO LIFE AND ENGINE STARTED. REPLACED AND ALL PROBELMS GONE. Last edited by orvillespooner; 04-09-2008 at 07:40 PM. |
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Re: 88 Astro runs bad until very warmed up
Bad idle usually means stuck open EGR-- have you checked yours???
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Re: 88 Astro runs bad until very warmed up
No I did not check that as it as still looks new as it was replaced 4 years ago and was thinking they usually last longer than that but maybe a vac line is the cause or debris stuck in the valve. Thanks a lot!
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