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Re: Running rich and hunting for idle

Subject: Re: Running rich and hunting for idle
by lunytnz on 2014/10/9 6:07:09

I disconnected both of the solenoids (for diverter and switching valves, I think; hoping they would close, by default, when disconnected), but it made no difference in the high O2 readings and it running rich all the time.

I tried disconnecting the MAF, too. But, it also didn't seem to make a difference in O2 readings.

It *could* be a rich, or leaking injector, but since 2 spark plugs looked the same, I suspect more a whole system problem.

From looking, again, at the list of possible causes in the FSM, it could also be the ECM.

I wonder about the EGR valve... could THAT be the cause?
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