FC vert, won't stay running, laggy throttle.
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FC vert, won't stay running, laggy throttle.
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Originally Posted by Al Capwned
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This smells like a vacuum leak. These cars are old, and the vacuum lines are extremely brittle. If anyone has performed any maintenance or modification, chances are some vacuum lines are damaged. Gaskets are getting old too, possibly reused the last time someone was tinkering. I would start by inspecting and/or replacing all the vacuum lines. Anything behind the AFM could be leaking, causing your symptom.
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this seems to be the consensus, am I right about the thermo wax thing and any idea about the horn?
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Originally Posted by Al Capwned
He says the coolant and oil are good. What else could be causing the horn?
Low oil and coolant trigger the warning buzzer. If your horn is actually blasting, you possibly have an issue at the trigger in the steering wheel, faulty alarm, etc.
What fuse did you pull?
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You keep using the word "horn". Do you mean the actual horn, or do you mean the "buzzer"?
Low oil and coolant trigger the warning buzzer. If your horn is actually blasting, you possibly have an issue at the trigger in the steering wheel, faulty alarm, etc.
What fuse did you pull?
Low oil and coolant trigger the warning buzzer. If your horn is actually blasting, you possibly have an issue at the trigger in the steering wheel, faulty alarm, etc.
What fuse did you pull?
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Apparently I'm a wizard. Car runs. Even whithout the air pump area being blocked. Only other thing I did was pull and connect one of the main hoses off of the intake.