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Old Aug 23, 2021 | 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by JLMerrill
It has spark, fuel a and the injectors are working. I'm thinking it has too lean of a mixture to start cold. There is probably a problem with a sensor or the motor control circuitry. There are no codes. Before I start replacing parts I'm hoping someone knows what what controls the fuel mixture or what exactly causes this.
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Look at the CTS.
This thread is 6 years old, and why are we replying to people bumping old threads?
Old Aug 23, 2021 | 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike
This thread is 6 years old, and why are we replying to people bumping old threads?
I don't always look at the date.
Why don't you add a line of code to close these when they reach a certain timeframe?
Old Aug 23, 2021 | 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by carfixer007
I don't always look at the date.
Why don't you add a line of code to close these when they reach a certain timeframe?
It'* already embedded in newer versions of vBulletin, but the company that owns this forum won't upgrade this forum.
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Originally Posted by Mike
It'* already embedded in newer versions of vBulletin, but the company that owns this forum won't upgrade this forum.
I take it you don't have admin permissions.
Old Aug 24, 2021 | 09:17 AM
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Originally Posted by carfixer007
I take it you don't have admin permissions.
Having admin permissions means nothing, you need root level server access in order to make software changes or 'code' modifications.
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Originally Posted by Mike
Having admin permissions means nothing, you need root level server access in order to make software changes or 'code' modifications.
You have the back end only. Why will they not upgrade the program? They must not care about this place.
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The latest/greatest version of this forum does not use the same linking/index system as this one. If they upgrade it, the ENTIRE index that Google has on this site will need to be updated to reflect all the new/different links. This will take years to rebuild, and once the index is removed from Google to index a new one, our site ranking will drop like a fat bottomed girl on a see-saw. So the next time someone Googles something Pontiac related, this site won't show up at the top of the results. Some other site will. Internet Brands, the company that owns this site and the other hundred car sites, still use the same version.
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Originally Posted by Mike
The latest/greatest version of this forum does not use the same linking/index system as this one. If they upgrade it, the ENTIRE index that Google has on this site will need to be updated to reflect all the new/different links. This will take years to rebuild, and once the index is removed from Google to index a new one, our site ranking will drop like a fat bottomed girl on a see-saw. So the next time someone Googles something Pontiac related, this site won't show up at the top of the results. Some other site will. Internet Brands, the company that owns this site and the other hundred car sites, still use the same version.
What rankings?
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The higher the ranking a website has on Google, the more chance the website will have at being at the top of the search list when someone searches for something.
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Mike,
Without paying a fair amount of money this or any site will never be anywhere near the top of rankings. If it were so ranked right now this place would have at least 100 times or more traffic from searches.

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