84 corvette stalling
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84 corvette stalling
when i drive my car every now and then the car will stall, the car will start back up but this problem is getting very annoying someone told me it was a sensor on the side of the block and someone else told me it was the crank sensor. has anyone had this problem with a 84 corvette
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrAQNmmqYHY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrAQNmmqYHY
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OK, it's stalling, and you want to take it on a 450 mile road trip??
Actually, watching the video, I think your IAC is crudded up and reacting slowly. Does it only do this after you rev it?
Actually, watching the video, I think your IAC is crudded up and reacting slowly. Does it only do this after you rev it?
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no just cruising around, and it has been doing this since 06 it will cut off and start right back up
Last edited by 84VetteMan205hp; Sep 16, 2012 at 09:12 PM.
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when i drive my car every now and then the car will stall, the car will start back up but this problem is getting very annoying someone told me it was a sensor on the side of the block and someone else told me it was the crank sensor. has anyone had this problem with a 84 corvette
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrAQNmmqYHY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrAQNmmqYHY
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When you go to restart it, does it help to step on the throttle? IOW, does it start more quickly with some throttle applied? Or not?
Can you remove the air cleaner and hand throttle it and watch what the injectors are doing?
I agree that it's not the Crank Sensor...since the car doesn't have one.
I agree that it COULD be the IAC's.
Can you remove the air cleaner and hand throttle it and watch what the injectors are doing?
I agree that it's not the Crank Sensor...since the car doesn't have one.
I agree that it COULD be the IAC's.
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Pro
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From: Queen Creek Arizona
When you go to restart it, does it help to step on the throttle? IOW, does it start more quickly with some throttle applied? Or not?
Can you remove the air cleaner and hand throttle it and watch what the injectors are doing?
I agree that it's not the Crank Sensor...since the car doesn't have one.
I agree that it COULD be the IAC's.
Can you remove the air cleaner and hand throttle it and watch what the injectors are doing?
I agree that it's not the Crank Sensor...since the car doesn't have one.
I agree that it COULD be the IAC's.
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O.K. That helps me help you. I think it's flooding after it comes out of decel/enleament mode.
Check/clean your IAC passages. Check your fuel pressure. Should be 9-14 PSI. Most like it closer to the 14 number.
Check/clean your IAC passages. Check your fuel pressure. Should be 9-14 PSI. Most like it closer to the 14 number.
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I would do all of the above, then balance the throttle bodies, and reset the TPS. All normal maintenance on a Crossfire.
