idle question/problem
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idle question/problem
Ive been having a few issues that have me stumped. I am going through oil bad. 1 quart a fill up almost. not leaking, not plenum, idk. i got 180pds of compression on all hole but one with 160. Now on occasion it starts to ideal like crap. surging reving up to 2k rpms on its own down to 400 then it fixes itself in about a min. I got a o2 sensor high volts code and heater circut error on bank 1 sensor 1. Is this whats causing it? Maybe MAP sensor? any help is needed
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The failing oxygen sensor needs to be replaced, but that's not causing the oil consumption -- it's the oil consumption that killed the sensor, and will soon kill your catalytic converter if it's not already a goner.
If it's not the plenum gasket it could be something as silly as a failed PCV valve or something as ugly as a cracked head. Yank the spark plugs one at a time to determine if one or more is oil fouling. If so, and neither the plenum gasket nor the PCV valve is failed, it's time for a leakdown test.
If it's not the plenum gasket it could be something as silly as a failed PCV valve or something as ugly as a cracked head. Yank the spark plugs one at a time to determine if one or more is oil fouling. If so, and neither the plenum gasket nor the PCV valve is failed, it's time for a leakdown test.
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PCV valve from the dealer or from a parts store? They're one of those parts that you want to buy only from the dealer, as much as it pains me to say it. Aftermarket PCV valves just aren't worth even their cheap price these days. That said, if you're not seeing a great amount of oil on the plenum belly pan then the one you've got isn't failed.
The oxygen sensor would account for ugly idle quality and increased fuel consumption, but the oil consumption has got me kinda stumped. A quart in 300 miles is a lot of oil to lose, and as I've often explained "If it's not going out, it's going in". But that should show up as an oil fouled spark plug, which you don't have. How's the coolant look and smell? Any signs of engine oil in it?
The oxygen sensor would account for ugly idle quality and increased fuel consumption, but the oil consumption has got me kinda stumped. A quart in 300 miles is a lot of oil to lose, and as I've often explained "If it's not going out, it's going in". But that should show up as an oil fouled spark plug, which you don't have. How's the coolant look and smell? Any signs of engine oil in it?
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