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ok here we go again, rented noid light and bought stethescope. all injectors are recieving power... light flashing. not much change in how engine ran while switching from one injector to the next. all injectors sound like there opening... clicking sound thru scope, all sound very similar.
OK, you have FUEL, now you need to test for spark in the cold cylinders. You can get a cheap inline noid light to test this or a tester that you just hold against the plug wire (at Sears).
Something doesn't make sense here; you're seeing cold exhaust off of bank two at the tailpipes and normal at bank one. But when you measure temps at the headers your seeing cold temps on the forward headers on both banks and normal temps the the rear headers on both banks... That makes absolutely no sense...
I would start by rechecking your temps. Measure the temperature at the tails, then measure the temperature at the cats then measure the temp at the pup-cats (if you have them) then measure the temp at the headers... Let your car heat up to operating temperature.
Also, did you ever verify that your right tails are blowing cold air instead of sucking air per post 16?
Thats NOT what he said, he claims 2 cylinders on each SIDE are cold (the 2 rears on each side).
the front two on each side are colder by approx. 150 to 200 degrees. previously checked for spark at coil packs the old fashion way, pulled wires on at a time, blue spark came from all coil packs. new wires and new plugs.
Last edited by jacksbadvert; Sep 29, 2011 at 03:13 PM.
becuse im so lost i started engine and checked temp readings at header tubes with infared thermometer, 1,2,3,4 were about 200 deg, 5,6,7,8 at about 450. front four back four
Originally Posted by dougbfresh
Thats NOT what he said, he claims 2 cylinders on each SIDE are cold (the 2 rears on each side).
See above, he said the two FRONTS (1,2,3,4) on either side are colder than the rears (5,6,7,8) and in his OP he said:
Originally Posted by jacksbadvert
my 99 c5 has been running like crap. obd codes were p0101, bad maf, plugs completly fouled gas in oil. changed plugs wires maf sensor twice fuel filter/ pressure reg. still missing bad, dual exhaust with h crossover, left side blows hot right side blows cold. HELP.
which is what I repeated in my post... That scenario doesn't make any sense to me.
Last edited by cdkcorvette7; Sep 29, 2011 at 03:32 PM.
two outlets off each muffler, one blows one sucks on each muffler. 100 degree diff. from front four to back four on headers.
Can you please clarify this post? Are you saying that you have one tail sucking air and one tail blowing air on both sides???? What kind of exhaust do you have?
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I thought a tailpipe sucking air was indicative of an exhaust valve hung open. OP, did this just start happening all of the sudden for no reason? Did you over-rev the motor at the track recently?
Last edited by cdkcorvette7; Sep 29, 2011 at 03:35 PM.
yes one tail sucking one blowing on each muffler. started about 15 miles after fueling,only twenty bucks worth, which is why i changed fuel filter and pressure reg, same thing i know, thought maybe bad gas. that gas went very quickly four gallons in twenty miles give or take, though a lot of idleing in garage trying to figure out whats wrong. added 5 gal. of shell gas since.
and no over reving, never been to track, just play on street. but positively has not been over red line
I don't get that. Per the diagram below the split happens waaay back in the exhaust system. Both tails on a given side should be doing exactly the same thing unless you have a partially clogged muffler... Time for me to get out of here and let someone far more experienced help you.
Last edited by cdkcorvette7; Sep 29, 2011 at 03:57 PM.
thank you for the ideas of what to check. I appreciate all of yours and every one else's input. It might be time to put her away and save up for a speed shop. anybody know a good shop around the lockport/ homer glen area that does tuning and repair?
Last edited by jacksbadvert; Sep 29, 2011 at 04:08 PM.
thank you for the ideas of what to check. I appreciate all of yours and every one else's input. It might be time to put her away and save up for a speed shop. anybody know a good shop around the lockport/ homer glen area that does tuning and repair?
Either that or hope lucky or someone else as good as him comes back to help you out...
if computer went bad im guessing that could throw off timing causing misfires and effect temp at header tubes. going to straightline performance next fri to find out. I'll post whatever i find out.
Thanks again for everyone's help