silverdo 5.3 lean codes
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The easiest way to confirm a sticking purge valve would be to get the trims high at idle, and disconnect the purge line from the purge valve, plus disconnect the electrical connector. With the connector unplugged, there should be zero vacuum at the purge valve. If there is, replace the purge valve.
You can also plug the purge valve end and see if your fuel trims improve significantly. If they don't, keep looking for other vacuum leaks.
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+61.7% Fuel Trim Bank 2 (Passengers Side, Cylinders 2,4,6,8 )
VERY HIGH Fuel Trims.
What looks like to me is when you activate the purge valve, reason your fuel trims go down is probably due to the fuel vapors you are drawing into the intake manifold which will help rich the mixture. I've seen this go both ways, lean or rich but in your situation, looks like it is adding vapors and lowering the additional fuel command. Your long term fuel trims are still high. long term fuel trims are your computers fuel trim memory. If you have a long term fuel trim (LTFT) of 16% and a Short term fuel trim STFT of 6%, then you have a total of +22% fuel trim. If short term stays at 6% long enough, then the long term will eventually add an additional 6% to its value bringing the short term value to 0 and long term fuel trim to 22%
If you raise the RPMs, do the fuel trims get better or worse? Don't manually activate purge valve. If they get better, than its a vacuum leak, if it gets worse or stays the same (trims might be maxed out), than possibly a fuel delivery problem.
How does the engine run when giving it throttle?
Confirm what it's not, and fix what it is!
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Did you suck on it or use a vacuum pump? I've seen them where sucking wasn't good enough and the pump really showed an issue.paul holt wrote: The truck starts, idles and runs great. Has no loss of power. I pull my bass boat up a mountain with no problems. Since I tapped on the purge solenoid and it started working again I pulled a vacuum on it and it holds fine. I guess I'll smoke it again and see if I can find a leak.
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