SHOtime2511
CGP
I was going to say check for vac leaks but since it is so intermittent +1 for cam sensor.
Backfires, Rough Idle, Missing.
- Thread starter SHOspazz92
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SuperHO
Mental Patient
tach failure could be cam or crank sensor, and from my personal experience, I'm inclined to point accusingly at the crank sensor.
but as marcel via sean mentioned, check to make sure the LPM is tight. I had a problem with a Superchip that worked a lil loose and it was doin all sorts of goofy shit. Diagnosed the **** out of it until one day I just pulled the chip on a whim and noticed it didn't feel very secure, and all my problems went away.
but as marcel via sean mentioned, check to make sure the LPM is tight. I had a problem with a Superchip that worked a lil loose and it was doin all sorts of goofy shit. Diagnosed the **** out of it until one day I just pulled the chip on a whim and noticed it didn't feel very secure, and all my problems went away.
SHOspazz92
Banned
When this issue started back up it did it on a daily basis, at least once a day (When I say daily basis, I mean every single time I drove it, sorry). I took the advise of Sean and secured my TwEECer very well to the computer. It was very loose before. It never fell out (if it does, the car shuts off) but it wouldn't surprise me if all the vibrations of this car (Extremely stiff chassis) was moving the TwEECer around enough to freak the computer out.
So, I secured it and have been driving the car for the past week (Literally every day to work and back) in warm conditions, freezing conditions, rain...etc. It has not acted up once. I'm not going to call the problem solved, as it will take quite a bit more mileage to confirm that was the issue.
Thanks everyone for their suggestions!
-Sam
So, I secured it and have been driving the car for the past week (Literally every day to work and back) in warm conditions, freezing conditions, rain...etc. It has not acted up once. I'm not going to call the problem solved, as it will take quite a bit more mileage to confirm that was the issue.
Thanks everyone for their suggestions!
-Sam
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