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Vacuum pressure to transmission
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<blockquote data-quote="Brahh" data-source="post: 808799" data-attributes="member: 12800"><p>I just recently finished a 10 month tear and build up, I ran into a bad surging idle from leaking headers, vacuum leak and a bad 02 but they were just replaced and there is absolutely no surging idle or any vacuum leak and it doesn't try to stall at every stop light or kill itself with harder brakes or etc. But one thing that it does do is a shift from park -> Drive or Reverse will make the car kill itself unless I slightly two step (~100 rpm) like I was beforehand with the surging idle after i'm in drive or reverse I have no issues whatsoever cold or warm. My mechanic buddy who is diagnosing it says there is too much vacuum pressure going to the crankcase and I should research to see if I can find a regulator or just a solution since he's as stumbled as me.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Here are the mods on the car (If it helps):</p><p></p><p>Stock 302 (.30 over)</p><p>10:1 compression (Dome)</p><p>E303</p><p>Stock E7 heads (max ported)</p><p>1.7 Crane Gold RR's</p><p>Edelbrock Performer intake</p><p>70MM Edelbrock Throttlebody</p><p>CAI</p><p>Underdrive pulleys</p><p>BBK Equal length headers</p><p>Remanufactured AODE</p><p>2800 Stall Torque converter</p><p>4.10's</p><p>NGK iridum spark plugs and NGK O2's</p><p>9MM FMS ignition wires</p><p>New alternator & Battery</p><p>EGR was deleted</p><p>SCT chip with the american muscle canned tunes for the above mods</p><p></p><p></p><p>If anyone can give some advice or even some guidance on what should be tested, would be much appreciated!</p><p></p><p></p><p>Best regards!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brahh, post: 808799, member: 12800"] I just recently finished a 10 month tear and build up, I ran into a bad surging idle from leaking headers, vacuum leak and a bad 02 but they were just replaced and there is absolutely no surging idle or any vacuum leak and it doesn't try to stall at every stop light or kill itself with harder brakes or etc. But one thing that it does do is a shift from park -> Drive or Reverse will make the car kill itself unless I slightly two step (~100 rpm) like I was beforehand with the surging idle after i'm in drive or reverse I have no issues whatsoever cold or warm. My mechanic buddy who is diagnosing it says there is too much vacuum pressure going to the crankcase and I should research to see if I can find a regulator or just a solution since he's as stumbled as me. Here are the mods on the car (If it helps): Stock 302 (.30 over) 10:1 compression (Dome) E303 Stock E7 heads (max ported) 1.7 Crane Gold RR's Edelbrock Performer intake 70MM Edelbrock Throttlebody CAI Underdrive pulleys BBK Equal length headers Remanufactured AODE 2800 Stall Torque converter 4.10's NGK iridum spark plugs and NGK O2's 9MM FMS ignition wires New alternator & Battery EGR was deleted SCT chip with the american muscle canned tunes for the above mods If anyone can give some advice or even some guidance on what should be tested, would be much appreciated! Best regards! [/QUOTE]
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