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Originally posted by GatoEnFuego View PostWait... You have to remove the hose that goes from the valve cover, through the runners and into the throttle body to take out the fuel rail. That one gets seriously toasty and brittle with age, I guarantee you that's your vacuum leak.I Timothy 2:1-2
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View PostThat hose is easy to test with some brake cleaner. Did you re-seal the valve cover with fresh gasket and rocker shaft plugs? We keep breather hoses in stock at the shop, just for the above reasoning.
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View PostThat hose is easy to test with some brake cleaner. Did you re-seal the valve cover with fresh gasket and rocker shaft plugs? We keep breather hoses in stock at the shop, just for the above reasoning.
Originally posted by mcr_driver View PostAny updates?
Originally posted by GatoEnFuego View PostI don't think he pulled the valve cover though.I Timothy 2:1-2
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View PostRobert covers bases like we do here. Surprised the crank case tube was old tbh.
Rocker plugs are good for a while, the oil hardens rubber, cover gaskets should have been fine if installed a year ago, passing a visual of course.
Have to trace the root of the change in hardware, and symptom.I Timothy 2:1-2
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Two things:
I was mistaken that M20B25 injectors are 17# units. They are 14.5#.
Due to extremely busy work schedule, I have not had time to remove and inspect the injectors / fuel rail, etc. and have been driving the car back and forth to work, keeping my feet on the gas and brakes when at a stop.
The result? It took about 75 miles of driving for the DME to adjust / calibrate to the higher flow injectors.
No more surging.
In any event, I do appreciate all you sharing your experience and advice.I Timothy 2:1-2
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