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07-31-2005 #1
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its to bad you dont live closer i have rebuilt at least a hundred computer controled carbs. are there any codes in computer is the check engine light on by any chance?
barry
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07-31-2005 #2
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If emissions isn't a concern, replace the carb and distributor with the older non-computer controlled pieces.
You can also ditch that primitive ECM and sensors.
This will really clean up the engine compartment and simplify the driveability.
The M/C solenoid/metering rods are often the problem.
Don 67 Camaro RS/SS Texas
07-31-2005 #3
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PRO TC & ZZTop, no check engine light is on after the car is started,ZZ emissions on my 85 is only a concern for visual inspection only the air injectors and o2 sensor has to be in place and operational.We have paid the same mechanic to do a complete tune up new cap wires etc.My wife wouldn't let me do the work cause I'm in and out of a wheelchair and this car is big enough to carry the chair in the trunk which one day I hope to be completely out of it and have my Ventura ready to drive when I am,any suggestion would be helpful I'm at my wit's end.I start welding classes at the local cc and the instructor there is great and is wiling to teach me in a wheelchair.I'm sorry this is long winded.Cliff
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