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Sun Nov 01, 2009 5:49 am
the fuel pump shouldn't be an issue unless you have a restricted return fuel line, measure static fuel pressure, it should eb aroudn 38 psi, unless it's signiicantly higher the fuel pump isn't the problem
when you removed that "emissions crap" what all did you take off? and what year was the donor? the emissions changed a bit year to year, and if you took out idle air routing then you will run rich unless you get the air in by adjusting the tb
in removing the emissions did you ever have the distributr or plug wires off? have you checked the ignition timting? and verified you got the plug wires back in the right order? remember they go counterclockwise form #1
a bad or disconnected O2 sensor will cause a slight rich condition
a disconnected non functioning or shorted chts will cause way right condition to the point of flooding the engine, it's located on the lower thermostat housing, it's the one with 2 wires and looks liek an injector clip, sometimes people gatch the wiring under the valve cover and short the circuit
a bad or maladjusted afm can cause the car to be severly rich or lean depending on which way it it, a bad or non functioning afm does nto turn the fuel pump on but if you aren't runnign the l28 fuel pump relay you'd never know it