gsl-se flooding
#1
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gsl-se flooding
i have a gsl-se, mint it was a steal, nice body, all original, stronggggggggg, now to the bad, the car onece in a while the steering wheel lock, im driving, make a turn, its just locks, then after a while messing with it it just unlocks, any ideas?, the second problem, car starts fine, even hot, now when the car is warming up, it reaches 1/4 on the temp gauge, it start idling rough, and the idle surges, then just dies, i let it sit, after like 10 minutes and a lot of cranking it starts, after that its fine all day long, i already replaced the injectors, the same happen, any ideas?
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Before you start throwing parts on any car, do testing. Check the FAQ's on this problem. Once you get thru all the tests then you will have an idea of what to do. And what do you mean that the steering locks? Are you saying that as you are turning it goes into the locked position so you can't steer?
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The flooding seems to be ecu related or a sensor going to the ecu.
because what it sounds like it happening once, the temp sensor gets out of "cold" and goes into warm the ecu starts dumping fuel. Throttle sensor doesnt seem likely, obviously not the injectors.
Hook up a fuel pressure change and see what the fuel pressure is doing,.
because what it sounds like it happening once, the temp sensor gets out of "cold" and goes into warm the ecu starts dumping fuel. Throttle sensor doesnt seem likely, obviously not the injectors.
Hook up a fuel pressure change and see what the fuel pressure is doing,.
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I'm glad that i'm not a driver that is around you when the steering locks.Sound like ignition lock assembly is bad. But that's only a guess because i have never encountered that problem. When you are stopped and have the key in the ignition turn the wheel back and forth abruptly and see if the column locks. If it does the lock assembly for the ignition is bad.
By the way, i would advise you NOT to drive the car until that problem is resolved.
By the way, i would advise you NOT to drive the car until that problem is resolved.
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