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2slo95fiveOhs 1994 GT rebuild...UPDATE 5-2! Forged shortblock, fuel upgrades!
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<blockquote data-quote="2slo95fiveoh" data-source="post: 1216140" data-attributes="member: 8966"><p>small update!</p><p></p><p>I have checked and double checked all the wiring looms and can't find any damage or broken wires. I have narrowed my issue down to either a bad PCM ground, or possibly a bad connection with the grey/red wire that the o2 sensors, IAT sensor, etc have in common. One of the codes present was 113 "IAT max voltage/ -40 degrees detected ", but tonight I took a voltmeter to the IAT sensor, and it had 4.46v (max is 5) going to it, so I don't suspect an issue from the power side. I also scanned the codes again and this time only two came back: the same 113 IAT max voltage, and the same 212 "spout circuit grounded" for the timing 'spout'.. According to various dtc codes and solutions listings, the only one I can find in common is a bad PCM ground, so I am hoping that is all it is.. If not, then I have a spare IAT sensor that I will swap out and see if that changes the 113 dtc.</p><p>I will continue diagnosis tomorrow, and hopefully have something figured out. My tuner said he has availability this week, so that if this issue is resolved I can have my car tuned before friday (test & tune night at the local dragstrip).. Fingers crossed!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2slo95fiveoh, post: 1216140, member: 8966"] small update! I have checked and double checked all the wiring looms and can't find any damage or broken wires. I have narrowed my issue down to either a bad PCM ground, or possibly a bad connection with the grey/red wire that the o2 sensors, IAT sensor, etc have in common. One of the codes present was 113 "IAT max voltage/ -40 degrees detected ", but tonight I took a voltmeter to the IAT sensor, and it had 4.46v (max is 5) going to it, so I don't suspect an issue from the power side. I also scanned the codes again and this time only two came back: the same 113 IAT max voltage, and the same 212 "spout circuit grounded" for the timing 'spout'.. According to various dtc codes and solutions listings, the only one I can find in common is a bad PCM ground, so I am hoping that is all it is.. If not, then I have a spare IAT sensor that I will swap out and see if that changes the 113 dtc. I will continue diagnosis tomorrow, and hopefully have something figured out. My tuner said he has availability this week, so that if this issue is resolved I can have my car tuned before friday (test & tune night at the local dragstrip).. Fingers crossed! [/QUOTE]
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