How to quickly identify a vacuum leak using fuel trim and water:
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1998 Chevy Van 5.7 No Crank and Misfire Troubleshooting:
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1998 Chevy 5.7 Misfire (secondary ign-injector balance-psi transducer testing):
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In this third installment, I was called back to the shop after they repaired the injector problems for the two cylinder misfire.
Engine Performance Diagnostics Chapter 1
Topics discussed
- popping/backfiring through the intake
- hesitation
- poor idle/stalling
- misfire
- replace o-ring around the fuel injector assembly in the upper intake manifold
- how to use fuel trim to identify a vacuum leak
- how to locate a vacuum leak with water
- water bottle- Meguiars M9911 Spray Bottle W/Sprayer
- scan tool- Autel MaxiSYS MS908 Diagnostic System with Wireless VCI
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Related videos:
Understanding Short Term and Long Term Fuel Trim (an SD Premium video):
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Causes of lean condition trouble codes P0171, P0174 - GM 5 3L:
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ow to use Fuel Trim to identify the cause of a P0171 and P0174 code:
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For more information on this topic, I have written a “field manual” called Engine Performance Diagnostics which is available as an eBook or paper book.
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