Idle issue
#1
Idle issue
Ok, my truck will only stay alive with the idle adjusted real high, i dont have a tach so i cant get an exact number. but if we lower it it bogs down and dies. the timing is on, new plugs, compression was 130 all the way across, now could it be the EGR valve? we found some akward wires, does anyone have a wiring diagram or a link to one? thanks
I searched but didnt find anything relevant.
I searched but didnt find anything relevant.
#2
Just a thought. Did you check the TPS? Vacuum leaks? Here is a link to a FSM.
http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b...fsm/index.html
http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b...fsm/index.html
#6
The FSM has a section that shows you how to adjust. Go To:
Engine
Throttle Body
Tps will be at end of section.
Not saying that is problem but it is a simple check .
The FSM has a good troubleshooting section also.
Engine
Throttle Body
Tps will be at end of section.
Not saying that is problem but it is a simple check .
The FSM has a good troubleshooting section also.
Last edited by Yotapup; Jan 10, 2007 at 06:33 AM.
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#9
Someone cut off the plug to some wires on top of the engine so we dont know where to put them. ill find out the colors later, does anyone have a wiring diagram or a link to one? thanks
#12
I believe i read that the red/black stripe, deals with the tps, however the tps plug in is un cut. here is a pic of the cut wires.



What does this sensor do? i think the yellow/blackstripe went to it...



What does this sensor do? i think the yellow/blackstripe went to it...
#15
well the engine was still cold, i am pretty sure it will jump up soon, it was sitting for a while the piston rings werent sitting right so we used some tranny fluid through the spark plug hole to help and they jumped from 120 to 130 and 90-130.
#17
If I can remeber to do so I'll look at a wiring diagram at work on Monday and get with you on those wires. The only diagrams I have available to me right now only go back to '90 and they do not show any wires those colors.
The single yellow/black wire could be to the oil pressure switch and the brown/black wire is likely to be a sensor ground.
The single yellow/black wire could be to the oil pressure switch and the brown/black wire is likely to be a sensor ground.
#20
If I can remeber to do so I'll look at a wiring diagram at work on Monday and get with you on those wires. The only diagrams I have available to me right now only go back to '90 and they do not show any wires those colors.
The single yellow/black wire could be to the oil pressure switch and the brown/black wire is likely to be a sensor ground.
The single yellow/black wire could be to the oil pressure switch and the brown/black wire is likely to be a sensor ground.


