2.55 Pulley Getting KR *Update*
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Yea but knowing if it gets getting or worst with temp may tell us something.
Temp 77*F / Humidity: 70%
0-1 KR in 1st
1-5KR in 2nd
So it got worst after it got cooler...
Im going to keep it under 3/4 throttle until i get from work tomorrow and change the pulley back.
Then im going to test for KR again, Because i KNOW for a fact i got 0 KR anywhere before so im hoping for non now.
Then the long possess of finding what is making the KR yay...
Temp 77*F / Humidity: 70%
0-1 KR in 1st
1-5KR in 2nd
So it got worst after it got cooler...
Im going to keep it under 3/4 throttle until i get from work tomorrow and change the pulley back.
Then im going to test for KR again, Because i KNOW for a fact i got 0 KR anywhere before so im hoping for non now.
Then the long possess of finding what is making the KR yay...
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yea i know, but a good amount of what makes KR i have al ready check or ruled out.
So now im down to...
-Cracked manifolds
-other exhaust leaks
-SCer coupler? maybe?
-more Vac leaks?
So now im down to...
-Cracked manifolds
-other exhaust leaks
-SCer coupler? maybe?
-more Vac leaks?
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Have you removed and inspected your upper EGR tube for cracks? If not definitely do that. Check underneath the two brackets on both ends.
IIRC the 95 exhaust manifolds weren't as prone to cracking as the previous years. I could be wrong. :? Still a possibility though.
IIRC the 95 exhaust manifolds weren't as prone to cracking as the previous years. I could be wrong. :? Still a possibility though.
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Pete. not i did not check that yet. i forgot about that being a problem. thanks
Wren. cylinder carbon deposits? i may sound dumb but... are you talking about like doing a C Foam treatment or something like that?
have not looked closely at the EM'* yet. i dont here anything i think.
Wren. cylinder carbon deposits? i may sound dumb but... are you talking about like doing a C Foam treatment or something like that?
have not looked closely at the EM'* yet. i dont here anything i think.
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What else should i check for?
And just in case i find a EM leak... What can i use to temp patch it to see if it fixes the KR?
And just in case i find a EM leak... What can i use to temp patch it to see if it fixes the KR?