Bad wires?
#3
This pic shows where it is on a 3800... I suggest making sure all sensors and such are clean on the TB
#5
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Mentor, Ohio
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If you have over 100,000 on the stock plugs and wires, in general, a good time to change them for proper maintenance.
But a good check for vac leaks would be my starting point.
But a good check for vac leaks would be my starting point.
#6
when i got my first car, once i finished patching the gas line and patching some rust once the paint dried i took it to town, after i came out the store the car wouldn't start, if i let it sit for a few hours it would turn over like it never had a problem. at the time i didn't know much about cars so i had my step grandpa look at it, if i remember right it turned out to be the iac luckily i had a parts car in the backyard for it.
In other news I've seemed to misplace my shop manual somewhere. . . so i can't tell you at the moment what your pintle on the iac should be extended to. Maybe if you call your local parts store they might be able to tell ya by looking at a new one
In other news I've seemed to misplace my shop manual somewhere. . . so i can't tell you at the moment what your pintle on the iac should be extended to. Maybe if you call your local parts store they might be able to tell ya by looking at a new one
#10
My buddy came by and heard the car when it was running and he said it sounded like the car was misfiring so i am going to change the coils wires and plugs and see if that does it. Quick question are aftermarket coils good and are ac delco plugs good