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Tue May 15, 2007 5:38 am
Odd that the PTU would choose to fail once you replaced the plenum gasket, although as the other post says, there was a recall on the silver ones. You are talking about the main upper plenum gasket that mates to the lower plenum? Just wondering if you got it seated correctly as if it isn't it may not start f the leak to atmosphere is big enough.Also, check to ensure all vacuum lines were reinstalled correctly if you pulled the upper plenum as there is a lot of stuff that has to be correct when reassembled.Have you tested at the coil pack to see if you are getting spark? Seeing as you have tested voltages, that should tell you if the PTU is ok or not.I would first pull the plugs off the PTU and check that all the termials are free from corrosion, then one at a time pull each coil pack, insert and ground a spark plug to see if they are firing.Also recommend you check the PTU connector is seated right and all injectors for no corrosion. If the connector isn't on all the way it won't even fire.Running codes are helpful to a degree, but really only tell you if there is an open circuit or component failure, and not always even then but it's still worth doing.