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Old 01-12-07, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by tsmysak1
Too much unburnt fuel in the exhaust will cause this issue exactly. It can be a stuck injector and it can also be a bad injector o-ring. I take it the downpipe was probably glowing too. if you can see it clearly in normal daylight, then there is a problem. The exhaust is very hot and will eventually fatigue if left un-fixed. Check your gas mileage after normal driving. I would say if it is below 18 mpg with no boosting, then you have a fueling issue.

Also ditch the pre-cat if it is still installed. That is somewhat easy to take off... somewhat....well maybe not...

I second, that's not normal under typical sounds like a leaky injector, there is a write up on setting the TPS and setting idle. It's something you should do anyways and will be a good exercise in determining if you have other problems.
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