We have run scanners and check or change everything we think possible from head gaskets, valve job, exhaust system, computer, icm, throttle body rebuild, changed injectors, new egr valve, fuel pump and filter, spark plugs, cleaned iac, fuel pressure 11 lbs,scanners only shows running lean. can anyone help ?
I would check to see if you have either a vaccum leak or leaky intake gasket, also check your O2 sensors, they can make the computer go up and down on the fuel fixture
Have you checked/replaced the O2 sensor(s). They produce the data that your computer reads. Bad/clogged O2 sensors will trick the ECU into running lean/rich.
SOURCE: 98 Chevy Tahoe 5.7 liter engine cuts out and
Have you checked for vaccume leaks?
You've got lots of parts in there, Has the problem been the reason you have replaced all of those, or did it come up while doing some of the repairs?
SOURCE: 2.5l iron duke will not idle
Scan again & check reading of the ECT sensor,coolent sensor as it may be reading to cold for present temp & just dumping fuel as it is seeing -30c all the time.I as well own a iron duke(1987)
SOURCE: 1989 Cavalier Z24 Stalling problem
Have you heard of Noid lights? You unplug the fuel injector and plug these in and they will light up if the injector is getting power. This might give you a better hint. There are also lights that go inbetween the spark plug and wire. Between these two items you may be able to narrow down the problem to a specific system. I believe that your car has a coil pack. Some of these engines have problems with the crank trigger. I believe it is located on the back side of the motor. If you decide to change it, be careful. I have heard of them breaking into two pieces and becoming a big problem.
SOURCE: 99 Chevy cavalier 2.4L
http://realfixesrealfast.com/realfixesrealfast.com/Diagnostics/Pages/Stall_at_idle.html
This may be your problem
SOURCE: 2001 Chevy venture intermittently running rough.
Check air filter. Check for any vacuum leaks. Check condition of plug wires. Were new plugs pre-gapped? If not, make sure the spark gap is correct for your vehicle.
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