Running rough, confused
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Running rough, confused
Hey guys, Last night I went for a real spirited drive, everything was beautiful. Gave it a 2 minute cool down, was good. Went out this morning to start the car and it barely would start, was idling real rough with no vacuum and ran like absolute crap/slugish as hell. First thought was wow my motor let go so before I went off the deepend I pulled it on the rack pulled plugs and I was all fouled out. Ran a compression test and everything looked good, put new plugs in and now the car starts normal but still idles rough with still real low vacuum, barely moves. The guys think I got a bad coil or something, what does it sound like to you guys? It seems almost like a rotor isnt firing. Is there a way to test them if that sounds about right. Coils got 10x,xxx miles on em.
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In case you don't know where the sensor is:
The vacuum line goes from the MAP sensor to a nipple on the UIM right after the throttle body. Also there is supposed to be a small filter in between, to protect the MAP sensor.
The vacuum line goes from the MAP sensor to a nipple on the UIM right after the throttle body. Also there is supposed to be a small filter in between, to protect the MAP sensor.
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There seems to have been quite a few incidences of this appearing on the forum of late. Could be a lot of original hoses that have just lost their elasticity, and pop off easily.
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Get a simple ignition tester. They sell them at autozone for 10 bucks. It plugs right in where your spark plug would then you clip the other end to a good ground. Crank it over with the fuel pump disabled and check each coil. My other guess would be that it's injector related... Good luck
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Hopefully it's just your MAP sensor line like people are saying, I had this problem a couple weeks ago. I thought the worst, but turns out I knocked off the little line connecting to the sensor on the firewall when taking off the elbow. Stuck it back on, drove the car for a few minutes, and everything was back to normal good luck
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