Bitemylip
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Hey guys,
My AUTO VR seems to be running rich....
I just got it recently, knowing there was a problem with it.
I've just changed Oil, Oil Filters, Spark plugs, Leads, Air filter, Fuel Filter.
She fires up great, and idles fine, however when ever accellerating (cold or hot) it sort of farts/pops up the road, and has a massave lack of power. It doesnt seem like it wants to stall at all. Whilst coasting there is also no sign of problems.
The spark plugs fouled completely black after one lap around the block.
I checked the coils, and they seem to be in working order.
I've checked the codes and the error im getting is 73, which is the pressure control solenoid in the Auto, im partial to believe this is the problem, as i wouldn't think the auto could cause the plugs to foul.
It kind of sputters, then shifts hard, then sputters, then shifts hard - im not sure if this is because of the code 73 or the external shift kit installed.
could a faulty o2 sensor cause this by itself? or should i be looking for vacuume leaks? if so where? anything else that could contribute? could it just be the auto shitting itself?
My AUTO VR seems to be running rich....
I just got it recently, knowing there was a problem with it.
I've just changed Oil, Oil Filters, Spark plugs, Leads, Air filter, Fuel Filter.
She fires up great, and idles fine, however when ever accellerating (cold or hot) it sort of farts/pops up the road, and has a massave lack of power. It doesnt seem like it wants to stall at all. Whilst coasting there is also no sign of problems.
The spark plugs fouled completely black after one lap around the block.
I checked the coils, and they seem to be in working order.
I've checked the codes and the error im getting is 73, which is the pressure control solenoid in the Auto, im partial to believe this is the problem, as i wouldn't think the auto could cause the plugs to foul.
It kind of sputters, then shifts hard, then sputters, then shifts hard - im not sure if this is because of the code 73 or the external shift kit installed.
could a faulty o2 sensor cause this by itself? or should i be looking for vacuume leaks? if so where? anything else that could contribute? could it just be the auto shitting itself?