AAUUGGHHH...Engine keeps misfiring!!
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Glad you found that! However, I would still strongly recommend you replace all the other plugs. The other ones may also be damaged, though not visibly, and be a continuance to your headaches. They're inexpensive enough that change them and using a cushioned socket would be extremely ideal.
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again usually a missfire will set a code and the gm mechanic would have been able to see a code for a missfire!!!!
I think you are on the right track seeing as a vacume leak can cause a egr code to pop up!
I think you are on the right track seeing as a vacume leak can cause a egr code to pop up!
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Originally Posted by bearsfaninwisc
again usually a missfire will set a code and the gm mechanic would have been able to see a code for a missfire!!!!
I think you are on the right track seeing as a vacume leak can cause a egr code to pop up!
I think you are on the right track seeing as a vacume leak can cause a egr code to pop up!
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Originally Posted by bearsfaninwisc
I was commenting to Richs00ssei statement as to the missfire.
I agree it is good preventative maint!!!
I agree it is good preventative maint!!!
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