Blown head gasket....AGAIN
#11
Thats the thing I can't figure out. I don't have any bubbles or extremely tight coolant lines. No bubbling of my coolant reservoir or inside radiator. I am going to check the voltage on the TPS and see what it says.
#12
When I had problems w/ my 94EX, I confirmed my suspicion of head gasket leak (missing on hot start) by pulling plugs (water on 1 plug) and turning engine over (water spary out of spark plug hole).
If you're losing coolant and can't account for it w/ external leaks, then head gasket is likely. Make sure you don't have heater core leaks, heater hose leaks, IACV heater hose leaks, and other small utility coolant lines.
good luck
If you're losing coolant and can't account for it w/ external leaks, then head gasket is likely. Make sure you don't have heater core leaks, heater hose leaks, IACV heater hose leaks, and other small utility coolant lines.
good luck
#13
I switched the MAP sensor for a known good one and set the TPS to .45. None of those worked. It did good today until a couple of hot starts finally got it to sputter and my friend confirmed it. A leak down test this weekend will verify.
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