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Check the adjustment of the rear brake shoes, something could have caused them to come out of adjustment or flat out not work. As stated above, check for fluid leaks as well

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I understand what a MAP sensor is kind of but does 14.8 equal the amount of intake vacuum in inches of Hg? Since 29.6 is a perfect vacuum should it be 14.8 inches of Hg at 50% or am I just way out in left field grasping at straws?_x000D_
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Thanks y’all

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Troubleshooting crank sensor [url=http://troubleshootmyvehicle.com/gm_ckp_3.1L_3.4L/ckp_sensor_test_1.php:udym7kwc]_x000D_
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I would say just go ahead and by whatever you want! T)

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+1 to all of the above posts_x000D_
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Bank 1 is the bank with cylinder #1_x000D_
Bank 2 is the other obviously_x000D_
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Does this car have 2 cats or what?_x000D_
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Must have 2 o2s pre cat and 2 o2s post cat

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If you’re not getting any spark, double check the power and grounds at the module. The module could test good, but if its not getting any power than you’re gonna have a no start. If all that checks out it pretty much has to be a crank sensor problem…. o

[rice400]

You might also be getting some mold growing on the evaporator core

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I’ve never been a fan of the “fancy” plugs with multiple electrodes blah blah blah, just stick with the original motorcraft.

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Sorry for the delay…. after bleeding the system the symptoms came back yet again. So today I decided to stop messing around and I put in an AC delco thermostat 195*

[rice400]

Use good quality brake pads if you dont want them to squeak. Cheap pads make noise, simple as that.

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bent rim

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Put whatever came with the car originally, motorcraft i’m assuming

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check the air gap of the compressor clutch plate

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Thats true, some pads can really wear down a rotor quickly. Also, lots of heavy braking can cause the newly machined rotors to heat up excessively and warp. Personally, I would have zero problems machining rotors and drums on my truck, I know they would w

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Mobil 1 is my favorite, but ill go with any name brand synthetic oil if I can pick it up for a good price

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