Fw: 2 more 86 5ktq questions...
james accordino
ssgacc at yahoo.com
Sat Oct 6 22:31:26 EDT 2001
That is a sampling tube for a smog sniffer. It goes
to the downpipe just downstream from the turbo. You
most likely have a fuel/air issue. Or more than one.
There are some tests you can do with fairly
inexpensive tools. A decent DVOM can be had for $15
or less. Same for an analog dwell meter. I also
bought a fuel pressure gauge set from JC Whitless
(yes, them) for like $40 something. SJM has a great
troubleshooting site. I printed his entire site and
put it in a binder. It's that good. If you follow
his steps, I'm pretty sure you'll find your problem,
and also learn alot about your car.
Good luck
Jim Accordino
--- Mike Rogulic <mrogulic at optonline.net> wrote:
>
>
>
> 1) The car is still not starting right - sometimes
> it does, sometimes it doesn't, sometimes it starts
> and runs for a while and then dies. I know it has
> spark, but no fuel. I have checked all the normal
> places; fuel pump, fuel filter, relay, etc. I am
> going to start going down the list of CIS
> troubleshooting in Bentley. If anyone has any
> suggestions I'd appreciate it because most of the
> tests require "special" tools and unfortunately I am
> not a multi billionaire who can afford them all.
>
> 2) There is a pipe that comes up between the intake
> boot and intake plentim (right next to the words
> TURBO on the intake). It is a steel line that make
> a bend towards the front of the car. I think it
> comes from the turbo because it seems to have boost
> pressure coming out of it. Right now it is capped
> off and I was just wondering where it is supposed to
> connect to.
>
> The car had been sitting for 3 years and am
> wondering if there is something that could be
> affected by that? I am leaving my phone # below in
> case someone has some info but doesn't feel like
> typing it all. Needless to say I am getting
> desperate.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
> 516-840-6131
>
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