01.07.2003, 15:16
Hallo Sam,
hier noch was wegen der Fehlzündungen aus dem ZR-1 Netz:
"backfire".
This causes several problems. First, the PCV valves (located just left of center of the rear of the engine) become detached from their respective rubber housings. Secondly, most other vacuum hoses on the LT5 become soft and loose after a period of time which allows them to come loose also. The visible result of this is black smoke (MAP sensor line), and poor performance in general.
In the case of a backfire, immediately inspect all visible vacuum lines and connections. It is possible that vacuum connections under the plenum have also become detached. This may be readily apparent in that the auxiliary vacuum pump, located in the right front headlight area, will operate continuously with the key on. In order to gain access to all vacuum hoses, the plenum will require removal. We strongly suggest either replacement of any loose or oil soaked vacuum lines or at least the use of tie strap retainers used tightly to secure them.
hier noch was wegen der Fehlzündungen aus dem ZR-1 Netz:
"backfire".
This causes several problems. First, the PCV valves (located just left of center of the rear of the engine) become detached from their respective rubber housings. Secondly, most other vacuum hoses on the LT5 become soft and loose after a period of time which allows them to come loose also. The visible result of this is black smoke (MAP sensor line), and poor performance in general.
In the case of a backfire, immediately inspect all visible vacuum lines and connections. It is possible that vacuum connections under the plenum have also become detached. This may be readily apparent in that the auxiliary vacuum pump, located in the right front headlight area, will operate continuously with the key on. In order to gain access to all vacuum hoses, the plenum will require removal. We strongly suggest either replacement of any loose or oil soaked vacuum lines or at least the use of tie strap retainers used tightly to secure them.