Re: 89 olds cutlass supremepart#3
Heat and cold cause metals, plastics, and circuit boards (most materials for that matter) to expand and contract. Electrical components can be very sensitive to heat if they are on the edge. Heat increases resistance,...
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There are any number of correct answers. Do yourself a favor and do like windsors03cobra suggested...
Send it to a qualified dealer, or drivability specialist.
You will save yourself time, aggrevation, and probably money the way you've been throwing parts at it. With a Tech2, breakout box, and other diagnostic equipment they will fix your problem.
What most people don't realize when you send your car to a professional that "charges way too much", you are not only paying them for the time spent on your car today but for all of the years of knowledge they have built up to be able to diagnose and repair your car correctly. Without guessing and throwing parts at it.
If it is a crank sensor, the readings from the breakout box & a snapshot from the Tech2 will point to that. If it's a MAF sensor or MAP, the readings from the breakout box & a snapshot from the Tech2 will point to that.
Heat and cold cause metals, plastics, and circuit boards (most materials for that matter) to expand and contract. Electrical components can be very sensitive to heat if they are on the edge. Heat increases resistance,...
blah, blah, blah...
There are any number of correct answers. Do yourself a favor and do like windsors03cobra suggested...
Send it to a qualified dealer, or drivability specialist.
You will save yourself time, aggrevation, and probably money the way you've been throwing parts at it. With a Tech2, breakout box, and other diagnostic equipment they will fix your problem.
What most people don't realize when you send your car to a professional that "charges way too much", you are not only paying them for the time spent on your car today but for all of the years of knowledge they have built up to be able to diagnose and repair your car correctly. Without guessing and throwing parts at it.
If it is a crank sensor, the readings from the breakout box & a snapshot from the Tech2 will point to that. If it's a MAF sensor or MAP, the readings from the breakout box & a snapshot from the Tech2 will point to that.