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Old 08-10-2018, 03:49 PM
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TB and IAC thouroughly cleaned. No more CEL. It's running better, but still no power. Fuel trim is no longer dropping below -25%. So I'm basically down to MAP sensor right? Image attached is idle slowly up to full throttle
 

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What does the map graph look like? Start at idle, and slowly lean into the gas. (in park, or neutral....)
 
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What does the map graph look like? Start at idle, and slowly lean into the gas. (in park, or neutral....)
Kinda like this
 
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And that is slowly pressing the gas?????? That's just wrong. Either the sensor is bad, or the little rubber elbow leaks.
 
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And that is slowly pressing the gas?????? That's just wrong. Either the sensor is bad, or the little rubber elbow leaks.
Rubber elbow was leaking. Replaced and I'm getting a much smoother change on the MAP.

So the nice part is the engine will now start and run reliably. I still have no power and still running incredibly lean.
 
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I would be tempted to hook a gauge to a vacuum port on the manifold, and compare those readings to what the map is reporting.
 



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