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2002 Ford ZX2(again) Short Term Fuel Trim and Long Term Fuel Trim trying to find a vacuum leak

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  • #459290
    rice400rice400
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      STFT is good but your

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    • #459295
      rice400rice400
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        I’m not sure what a

        #459296
        nsman06nsman06
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          Heck maybe eric could?

          #459297
          rice400rice400
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            Yeah he will probably comment on here within a few days,

            #459298
            spelunkerdspelunkerd
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              I’m not one of those really smart guys, but I know a few (grin). The best video that I’ve ever seen explaining the confusing topic of fuel trim and vacuum leak was done by Paul, on his youtube channel Scannerdanner._x000D_
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              http://youtu.be/RFQBa-nqBPo_x000D_
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              I’m

              #459299
              rice400rice400
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                Oh man I forgot all about this video,

                #459300
                nsman06nsman06
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                  Watching it now

                  #459301
                  nsman06nsman06
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                    Okay so i tried erics method minus the carb cleaner and sub in propane…. I can hear the SOB just cant seem to trigger it. Its to low for the length of vacuum hose i have…..

                    #459302
                    rice400rice400
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                      do you have access to a

                      #459303
                      MattMatt
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                        I couldn’t manage to find a video that demonstrates this method much better, so here’s one from ol’ Scotty Kilmer…

                        #459304
                        rice400rice400
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                          Excellent! Scotty Kilmer ftw!!!

                          #459291
                          nsman06nsman06
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                            LTFT was tested at 2000 rpm per fords TSB

                            #459292
                            rice400rice400
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                              Ohh ok

                              #459293
                              rice400rice400
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                                Actually i shouldve

                                #459294
                                nsman06nsman06
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                                  Ya 19.5 LTFT at idle consistent

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                                  college mancollege man
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                                    You either have a vacuum leak or not enough fuel. try searching for vacuum_x000D_
                                    leaks. use a spray bottle of water instead of carb spray. use the procedure in

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